Thread: Tea anyone ??!!

Originally Posted by Nightblade

Just had to say something random so we could get to the next page and forget that picture which has left me scarred so........Sooooooo.........Tea anyone ??!!

Sorry. Yeah, kinda impossible to unsee that one! I just can't imagine what he was thinking after seeing what he was to wear in that movie. If you want something beside the visual, think of what he probably said when they handed him that, and it will help to think it in his voice. "So, let me see here, you actually expect me to wear, this"??

On a side note, I have some Kusmi #108 in the pot just waiting for the water to get hot enough!

Yes, well...

This is that powdered sencha, by the way:

In other news, I just used the green infuser to steep a cup of my whole leaf Miyazaki black.

It did the job and the tea was as good as ever. It does sit very high in the cup, though, meaning you do need to make a fairly full cup of tea.

It works and there's nothing wrong with it but I do wonder if something such as the diver, above, that's more fully immersed and sits at the bottom of the cup, would be a better purchase.

The never ending quest for the perfect cup of Tea .

Kind of like a rainbow...

Yeahr...I'm still tryin fer the pot O gold...But I'll settle for tea.Easier to get.

Chinese-Tea Spot. Cameraman my brother in law, Gabor Deak (Amsterdam)



Cheers,
Béla

Todays 2 purchases for me. My first gaiwan, and my first bottle of kvass. So far the kvass tastes like warmer beer, but I want it to cool down some more then try it again, the gaiwan will get tried out later

I mixed two greens together.

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Originally Posted by wvloony

Todays 2 purchases for me. My first gaiwan, and my first bottle of kvass. So far the kvass tastes like warmer beer, but I want it to cool down some more then try it again, the gaiwan will get tried out later

Originally Posted by fonthunter

Chinese-Tea Spot. Cameraman my brother in law, Gabor Deak (Amsterdam)



Cheers,
Béla

Lets face it,tea is far more appreciated when you see what goes into harvesting it.That's a lot of tiny little leaves to be picking. Thanks Bela...that was fun.