Tea anyone ??!!

Nice little set up ya got Don........:)

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Originally Posted by Nightblade

Nice little set up ya got Don........:)

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Thanks! I like it, it's a travel set, the box serves as storage and tea board on the lid. It has a drain with a hose that I just put in the sink. The handle and latches are on the other side, but the hose comes out the end to the left of the pic, so I just turn it around to use it on the drain board on the right of my sink.

Slur,
Try and feel free tasting the new flavors. :gl:

Don,
you do it very well. :)

Thanks for sharing the photos guys.

Cheers,
Béla

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Originally Posted by Slur

As my first Pu Erh cake is coming to an end, I am planning to order another one these days.
Seeing all these variations, and being completely ignorant, I chose the brick shown in the link.
Is there anyone here that has ever tried this particular Pu Erh ripe?

TEA

I will not order this without your permission Bela! :chapeau

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Slur... Looks good to me... I also am young with what is good and bad... I figure it's tea, if I don't like it... I can pass it on... :beer1:

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Originally Posted by NoseWarmer

I figure it's tea, if I don't like it... I can pass it on... :beer1:

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My sentiments exactly. I recently tried Lap Sang Sou Shong. I was going to put it on my garden as mulch, but my wife didn't like the smell and I didn't want my plants to smell like that.

So I gave it to a teacher at work. I was loath to throw it out.

Turns out she loved it, and in return she gave me two packets of four seasons oolong.

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Here's the pictures I had trouble on the first posting. I only let it steep for about twenty seconds, after the first "rinse" steep of under ten seconds.

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It's amazing how some tea when seeped for such a short time will be dark and rich like coffee... But have such a better flavor than coffee... :hmmm:

I too like my Purehr full bodied...

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Originally Posted by ndw76

My sentiments exactly. I recently tried Lap Sang Sou Shong. I was going to put it on my garden as mulch, but my wife didn't like the smell and I didn't want my plants to smell like that.

So I gave it to a teacher at work. I was loath to throw it out.

Turns out she loved it, and in return she gave me two packets of four seasons oolong.

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I did the same with a can of Oolong... It didn't hit the taste bud right... Found someone that it did...

Sould we start a tea swap? :idea:

Believe it or not I dropped a saucepan onto the tea cup in the picture before and broke it! Consoled myself with Robur Black Signal tea and bread and honey...

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A picture is worth at least one word... Yummy

Tea: Earl Grey

Sweet: Sweet Roll w/BUTTER! Not that veggie stuff :)



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Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider

I dropped a saucepan onto the tea cup in the picture before and broke it!

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Sounds like the perfect excuse to buy more tea wear.