2/29/08, a BONUS TeaDay, Friday
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Today was a fair teaday for I.
Began with a hefty two bowls of tamaryokucha. Followed by... Kabusecha? Then got to my houde order and had a gongfu session of a 2000 Yiwu. Followed eventually by some more Kabusecha.
Now I've got "The Art of Tea" magazine staring me down...
This teaday is not yet over...
Began with a hefty two bowls of tamaryokucha. Followed by... Kabusecha? Then got to my houde order and had a gongfu session of a 2000 Yiwu. Followed eventually by some more Kabusecha.
Now I've got "The Art of Tea" magazine staring me down...
This teaday is not yet over...
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Wesli - Posts: 1611
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I had some kukicha and some shin-ryoku sencha, both from Den's. I also had some TGY from Rishi, then my favorite TGY from Just4tea.
I also tried to drink tea like normal Americans. I put some tap water in a mug, and microwaved it for two minutes and tossed in one of the teabags I got from Mighty Leaf, steeping it till the tea was a "good color."
OMG, HOW DO PEOPLE DRINK THAT? It's no wonder tea isn't more popular.
I also tried to drink tea like normal Americans. I put some tap water in a mug, and microwaved it for two minutes and tossed in one of the teabags I got from Mighty Leaf, steeping it till the tea was a "good color."
OMG, HOW DO PEOPLE DRINK THAT? It's no wonder tea isn't more popular.
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Space Samurai - Posts: 1634
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I guess I'm really puzzled by tea ceremonies. It seems odd, mainly because I drink so much of it, I would have no time for anything else.
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skywarrior - Posts: 576
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Finished my TeaDay with a blend of Karigane Gyokuro and Matcha..love this stuff.
Made it rather unceremoniously by putting some in a self fill teabag and had it with dinner while visiting my parents.
Made it rather unceremoniously by putting some in a self fill teabag and had it with dinner while visiting my parents.
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Chip - Mod/Admin
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This is incredibly late, for I am fighting the flu (and the last two kids have it
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No ceremony for me - no time. I enjoy my tea, don't get me wrong, but with a long ceremony I wouldn't be able to ever brew it. I simply don't have that much free time. That's another reason I *heart* my TriniTEA.
No ceremony for me - no time. I enjoy my tea, don't get me wrong, but with a long ceremony I wouldn't be able to ever brew it. I simply don't have that much free time. That's another reason I *heart* my TriniTEA.
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osadczuk - Posts: 125
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Teasweetie wrote:olivierco wrote:Rooibos to end this bonus teaday.
Which rooibos do you like to drink?
Just rooibos, unflavored.
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olivierco - Posts: 3375
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Chip wrote:Yes, I have noted our differing styles a long time ago. I tend to use less leaf than you for longer times. I get 5 steeps this way...any more and I might get bored. The Sencha Premium appears to be asamushi and thus is very tolerable to using more leaf...so, you will likely enjoy more leaf. Yet, I would be curious of your reaction to trying my parameters.
I looked in my fridge and there wasn't any sencha premium. So I have just ordered one package to be able to test your brewing parameters. Next week-end, if the post is not too slow.
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olivierco - Posts: 3375
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