Gaiwans

[Jspigs]

Gaiwans

by Jspigs » Dec 16th, '11, 21:34

I would like to see adagio sell gaiwans.

[jcov]

Re: Gaiwans

by jcov » Feb 13th, '12, 16:43

I agree, I think I had to search a lot on my own to discover how much better is to use gaiwan to steep your tea. Specially for Oolongs and pu-erhs since they allow multiple steeps easily.

[kiaharii]

Re: Gaiwans

by kiaharii » May 9th, '12, 10:43

Definitely this! I'm having trouble finding one of these on the web for a decent price + reliable source. Adagio already has some yixing pots, it seems like this and a kyusu are the only things that are missing!

[Leo_Blue]

Re: Gaiwans

by Leo_Blue » May 10th, '12, 01:53

I would suggest Yunnan Sourcing. If you are in the US they have a site here as well. They have a couple of REALLY cheap gaiwans on both sites and I have one myself that I can tell you works perfectly. I would be nice to see our wonderful host to TeaChat offer such a thing though. That's my two cents.

[Lerxst2112]

Re: Gaiwans

by Lerxst2112 » May 12th, '12, 18:30

The vendor Dragon Tea House on Fleabay....errr....Ebay has pretty good wares, I've found. We've gotten several tea pots from there, and my gongfu set. So far, so good!

[Bryan_drinks_te...]

Re: Gaiwans

by Bryan_drinks_te... » Jun 17th, '12, 18:49

The vendor Dragon Tea House on Fleabay....errr....Ebay has pretty good wares, I've found. We've gotten several tea pots from there, and my gongfu set. So far, so good!

It's a bit expensive for what you're getting though, but I must agree with ya Jess, as I've gotten decent teaware from them in the past.