Oct 21st, '13, 09:09
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by gasninja » Oct 21st, '13, 09:09
BioHorn wrote:Cold weather. Tea transition time.
Yes it is.
92 Menghai fangcha perfect to help take off the chill.
Oct 21st, '13, 09:28
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by TwoDog2 » Oct 21st, '13, 09:28
BioHorn wrote:Cold weather. Tea transition time.
Some '07 Secret Aroma Shu fit the bill.
Speak of the devil...this is from two days ago.
Oct 21st, '13, 11:00
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by apache » Oct 21st, '13, 11:00
TwoDog2 wrote:BioHorn wrote:Cold weather. Tea transition time.
Some '07 Secret Aroma Shu fit the bill.
Speak of the devil...this is from two days ago.
I had that yesterday. My colleagues once said it looks like soya sauce and tastes like it as well.
Oct 21st, '13, 20:36
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by TIM » Oct 21st, '13, 20:36
mr mopu wrote:TIM wrote:William wrote:TIM wrote:
Laser Brick from the 90's in the pot
Hi Tim,
How was the taste?
Ps. Beautiful plate, made in Europe?
Taste wonderful, thanks Will.
Transferware. England. ca. 1900s
Hi Tim. Where did you obtain the laser brick. I have been trying to find one.
Its from a friend. Acquired in Kunming.
Oct 21st, '13, 20:38
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by mr mopu » Oct 21st, '13, 20:38
TIM wrote:mr mopu wrote:TIM wrote:William wrote:TIM wrote:
Laser Brick from the 90's in the pot
Hi Tim,
How was the taste?
Ps. Beautiful plate, made in Europe?
Taste wonderful, thanks Will.
Transferware. England. ca. 1900s
Hi Tim. Where did you obtain the laser brick. I have been trying to find one.
Its from a friend. Acquired in Kunming.
Thanks I am looking at one on Ebay. I have heard good things about this brick.
Oct 21st, '13, 20:44
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by TIM » Oct 21st, '13, 20:44
Good Luck.
Oct 21st, '13, 20:48
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by mr mopu » Oct 21st, '13, 20:48
TIM wrote:Good Luck.
Agreed! Ebay can be a crap shoot on tea a lot of times.
Oct 22nd, '13, 21:26
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by BioHorn » Oct 22nd, '13, 21:26
apache wrote:TwoDog2 wrote:BioHorn wrote:Cold weather. Tea transition time.
Some '07 Secret Aroma Shu fit the bill.
Speak of the devil...this is from two days ago.
I had that yesterday. My colleagues once said it looks like soya sauce and tastes like it as well.
Must be the weather. Nice eun moo:
Oct 22nd, '13, 22:34
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by chrl42 » Oct 22nd, '13, 22:34
TwoDog2 wrote:BioHorn wrote:Cold weather. Tea transition time.
Some '07 Secret Aroma Shu fit the bill.
Speak of the devil...this is from two days ago.
That one nice picture, colored cups pair well with oxidated soup..
I should take my Fujian
tu-hao cup preparing for this season's first Shu
Oct 23rd, '13, 09:51
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by TwoDog2 » Oct 23rd, '13, 09:51
chrl42 wrote:TwoDog2 wrote:BioHorn wrote:Cold weather. Tea transition time.
Some '07 Secret Aroma Shu fit the bill.
Speak of the devil...this is from two days ago.
That one nice picture, colored cups pair well with oxidated soup..
I should take my Fujian
tu-hao cup preparing for this season's first Shu
I really like this cup - the way it feels slick when it hits the lips (both the glaze and the shape of the lip) and the size is just right for my hand. Cup was made by
Petr Novák. I have been using his cups a lot lately and really enjoying them
Oct 23rd, '13, 20:25
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by debunix » Oct 23rd, '13, 20:25
Enjoying the last of a sample of 2009 YS Yae Le Zhi Chun sheng, a nice tea which gave a few nice infusions 2 days ago and has been generous again all day today, still flavorful. It's a patient and pleasing tea.
Oct 24th, '13, 17:12
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by BioHorn » Oct 24th, '13, 17:12
2006 Ming-Yuan Hao
Yi Wu 858 Puerh Museum
Aging nicely. Showing a mellower side with raisny/date-like dried fruit essence and a nice enveloping finish. Only a sample. Pic is of first brew.
http://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-baFqg ... F0342B.JPG
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by chrl42 » Oct 24th, '13, 22:34
Hmm..love the color, the soup is turning into fall season, too
94 Menghai Shu..the soup turned light golden,
Shu as well, gets better over time..
Oct 24th, '13, 22:52
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by debunix » Oct 24th, '13, 22:52
Still enjoying infusions of the 2009 YS Yae Le Zhi Chun sheng this afternoon--it's running out of steam, but has been very pleasant to have sitting on the side of the office tea tray, occasionally sipping some, setting up long infusions to enjoy between oolong or white tea sessions. This kind of durability is typical of many of my puerh sessions, and is why my few kilos is a many-years supply....
Oct 25th, '13, 17:20
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by Zared » Oct 25th, '13, 17:20
Early 90's 7542, well that is according to the German vendor i purchased it from. All i know for sure is that this has spent some time in a humid HK warehouse. It still has hints of storage present so it could probably use a bit more time to dry out. Looking at the brewed leaves i'd say this was kept rather well. All the leaves are a nice light brown with a hints of green and no signs of damage from moisture. A nice everyday tea.