Ambrose -Offer Natsume Biri Kyusu
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Ambrose -Offer Natsume Biri Kyusu
Im offering my Natsume Biri Kyusu by Gyokko for grabs. Im asking $65 plus cost of shipping, I paid more than that for it. Its in like new condition, only had it a few months. Pours out a nice 6oz of brew, fine sesame filter, I still have the cardboard box it came it. Ive now got a shigaraki kyusu that has taken the spotlight. So this one needs a new home, I nicknamed this pot "the sencha assassin" 




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Ambrose - Posts: 298
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Re: Ambrose -Offer Natsume Biri Kyusu
Ooooh very tempting.
I love that bottom pic.
I love that bottom pic.
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TwoPynts - Posts: 875
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Re: Ambrose -Offer Natsume Biri Kyusu
Really? You sure? That would be an excellent kyusu for fukamushi (or any sencha or any tea). The taller kyusu were supposedly designed to brew fuka, and I can attest they work better for fuka than lower sasame screened kyusu.
Looks like a great kyusu!
Looks like a great kyusu!
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Chip - Moderator
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Re: Ambrose -Offer Natsume Biri Kyusu
I have to see if I can scrape up $65.
This would be a relative to your pot, correct?
http://www.everyonestea.com/product/116
This would be a relative to your pot, correct?
http://www.everyonestea.com/product/116
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TwoPynts - Posts: 875
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Re: Ambrose -Offer Natsume Biri Kyusu
Chip wrote:Really? You sure? That would be an excellent kyusu for fukamushi (or any sencha or any tea). The taller kyusu were supposedly designed to brew fuka, and I can attest they work better for fuka than lower sasame screened kyusu.
Looks like a great kyusu!
Thank you, I actually didnt know this, very insightful!
TwoPynts wrote:I have to see if I can scrape up $65.
This would be a relative to your pot, correct?![]()
http://www.everyonestea.com/product/116
Yes sir, and Kohei is a really awesome vendor to do business with.
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Ambrose - Posts: 298
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Re: Ambrose -Offer Natsume Biri Kyusu
Wow, I'm tempted too. I almost got that pot with my last order.
A bit small for me though, but it is a great pot!
A bit small for me though, but it is a great pot!
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Victoria - Posts: 8186
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Re: Ambrose -Offer Natsume Biri Kyusu
It is a very nice looking kyusu, but small for me as well, I was wondering how much larger kyusus come? Are they only for single cups of tea?
Katy1977
Katy1977
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Katy1977 - Posts: 119
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Re: Ambrose -Offer Natsume Biri Kyusu
Katy1977 wrote:It is a very nice looking kyusu, but small for me as well, I was wondering how much larger kyusus come? Are they only for single cups of tea?
Katy1977
I've seen them as big as 15oz and I'm sure they come in even larger sizes as well.
That is a great looking kyusu btw.
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nickE - Posts: 709
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Re: Ambrose -Offer Natsume Biri Kyusu
Thank you every one
its advertised at 7.8oz, I find it to pour out about 7.5 to 6 oz of brew
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Ambrose - Posts: 298
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Re: Ambrose -Offer Natsume Biri Kyusu
a new home was found
please lock this thread
please lock this thread
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