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chaozhou versatility

by yalokinh » Feb 24th, '13, 23:33

How versatile are chaozhou teapots?
Besides dan cong, is there anything else you could use it for?
Im planning on getting a couple in the next week or so.
I decided to get chaozhou over yixing due to difficulty of finding good yixin online and pricing. And also because i like mostly dan congs lol.
Does anyone have any info or links to chaozhou tea kettles?

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Feb 24th, '13, 23:39
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Re: chaozhou versatility

by TIM » Feb 24th, '13, 23:39

Imen, http://www.teahabitat.com/store/
The one where you should start. Good journey.

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Re: chaozhou versatility

by MIKE_B » Feb 24th, '13, 23:46

I bought an 80ml pot from Imen. I'm real happy with it.

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Re: chaozhou versatility

by wyardley » Feb 25th, '13, 12:10

I think they would be very appropriate for roasted tieguanyin or for wuyi yancha.

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Re: chaozhou versatility

by teaisme » Feb 25th, '13, 16:56

very similar/identical? looking kettle at chawang, with a couple less nice bases to choose from, available at chawangteashop if $175-245 for a set is a little too much.
http://www.chawangshop.com/index.php/te ... -ware.html

That tall base at teahabit looks like it would be the best out of bunch though.
http://www.teahabitat.com/store/index.p ... cts_id=173

The question is really whether you would like a nicer, noticeably taller base, or an extra set of kettle and base in case something breaks or you want two brew stations.
For $225.50 you could buy the two red clay kettles, and the two bases, shipping inc. at chawang.

Happy tea shopping :mrgreen:

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Re: chaozhou versatility

by yalokinh » Feb 25th, '13, 17:39

Going to have to save up for those, very nice though and would be fun to get a few friends around it.
Thanks!

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Re: chaozhou versatility

by wyardley » Feb 25th, '13, 17:51

Are you looking for a kettle, or for a teapot? I know you mentioned kettle in your first post, but you also said teapot.

The things in the previous post are for boiling water with charcoal, not for brewing tea.

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Re: chaozhou versatility

by yalokinh » Feb 26th, '13, 00:01

Im mostly intersted in the pots, but wanted to find more about the kettles,
so both

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Re: chaozhou versatility

by Tead Off » Feb 26th, '13, 03:59

yalokinh wrote:How versatile are chaozhou teapots?
Besides dan cong, is there anything else you could use it for?
Im planning on getting a couple in the next week or so.
I decided to get chaozhou over yixing due to difficulty of finding good yixin online and pricing. And also because i like mostly dan congs lol.
Does anyone have any info or links to chaozhou tea kettles?
I use one for Taiwan oolongs and TGY.

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