THURSDAY TeaDay 5/15/08
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Today i'm having the last of my Sayama Yabukita mixed with some Tosa Shimatogawa because I didn't have enough of the Yabukita left. Not bad, but it's no shincha. Oh my shincha how I can't wait to truly enjoy thee.
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Pentox - Posts: 2034
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Jack said, "YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE SHINCHA!!!"
Just kidding, just my current catch phrase for all things shincha.
5th steep Hashiri...mmmmmmmmmm...
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Chip - Moderator
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Chip wrote:Victoria wrote:henley wrote:Bfast just looked too pretty this morning not to share. It's not a professional shot but still thought it turned out pretty good.
Wow! That is gorgeous henley, I love it.
I'm having a nice cup of Adagio Oolong #18 this morning at work. Busy day ahead!
Henley is too modest. I agree, gorgeous, and so inviting even with the girly cups!
Careful Chip!! There is Orange Blossom Oolong in that girly cup!!
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Victoria - Posts: 8186
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Victoria wrote:Chip wrote:Victoria wrote:henley wrote:Bfast just looked too pretty this morning not to share. It's not a professional shot but still thought it turned out pretty good.
Wow! That is gorgeous henley, I love it.
I'm having a nice cup of Adagio Oolong #18 this morning at work. Busy day ahead!
Henley is too modest. I agree, gorgeous, and so inviting even with the girly cups!
Careful Chip!! There is Orange Blossom Oolong in that girly cup!!
I am *gulp* prepared!
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Chip - Moderator
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Shincha - Uji Miyabi
Still waiting for my first Shincha, notified that it won't ship until the 20th of May! I recieved Uji-Kame Giro, good but have to play with it. Cost doesn't seem to matter for a 2oz bag to see if you like a tea. Jim
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I said not a consideration for the vendor.
Price is a consideration for which tea I buy, yes, but thus far, I think the vendors I order from offer fair prices in general, so I go with whichever vendor has the best tea...
Because in the end, tea is the concern!
Price is a consideration for which tea I buy, yes, but thus far, I think the vendors I order from offer fair prices in general, so I go with whichever vendor has the best tea...
Because in the end, tea is the concern!
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Had a little Tokusen sencha left and blended it with Hatsumi for a very nice session. These 2 were really different from each other, but turned out they were complimentary!
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Chip - Moderator
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chrl42 wrote:To me, price is high consideration. My emphasis is this, a seller who sets much higher price then it deserves is not a righteous seller. Therefore, I don't expect righteous teas from them.
QFT.
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tenuki - Posts: 2262
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Chip wrote:Had a little Tokusen sencha left and blended it with Hatsumi for a very nice session. These 2 were really different from each other, but turned out they were complimentary!
Isn't it weird when that happens?
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henley wrote:Chip wrote:Had a little Tokusen sencha left and blended it with Hatsumi for a very nice session. These 2 were really different from each other, but turned out they were complimentary!
Isn't it weird when that happens?
Yes, very weird. Quite different, yet they get along so well. Who would have thought.....I never imagined...
Twig tea this evening...another odd combo. Sencha and Gyokuro "twigs"...again it worked really well together.
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