Thread: Tea anyone ??!!

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

Originally Posted by Nightblade

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

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.

Don,
you do it very well.

Thanks for sharing the photos guys.

Cheers,
Béla

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!

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...

Originally Posted by NoseWarmer

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

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.

Originally Posted by donv

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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.

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...

I too like my Purehr full bodied...

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.

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?

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...

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

Tea: Earl Grey

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

Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider

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

Sounds like the perfect excuse to buy more tea wear.