Saturday TeaDay 5/31/08

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by Wesli » May 31st, '08, 22:59

*Getting ready to skip Sunday*
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by henley » May 31st, '08, 23:26

Victoria wrote: Get READY for OOLONG Sunday!!!
Looking forward to it, Queen of the Oolongs!
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by Victoria » May 31st, '08, 23:49

Thanks Henley!
Wesli wrote:*Getting ready to skip Sunday*
Awww come on Wesli, I know you must have some oolong in your tea stash,
how about a nice wuyi?
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by Salsero » Jun 1st, '08, 00:09

Hey, BTW, no one ever said: Was the forum down on the West Coast today also?
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by Victoria » Jun 1st, '08, 00:14

Nope, seems to be fine here!
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by tenuki » Jun 1st, '08, 00:57

I'm uncertain about this Dan Cong. Is it good, is it bad? no idea. 3 hour aftertaste. bittersweet, not unpleasant, still have good mouthfeel. hmnn.

I'm still learning how possible it is to have tea experiences that are completely out of the norm and delude yourself. I remember very clearly the first time I sat with a teamaster and drank the tea I had been brewing for a year - the wrong way. Entirely different tea.
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by Victoria » Jun 1st, '08, 01:03

tenuki wrote:I'm uncertain about this Dan Cong. Is it good, is it bad? no idea. 3 hour aftertaste. bittersweet, not unpleasant, still have good mouthfeel. hmnn.

I'm still learning how possible it is to have tea experiences that are completely out of the norm and delude yourself. I remember very clearly the first time I sat with a teamaster and drank the tea I had been brewing for a year - the wrong way. Entirely different tea.
Heh, so what are you saying you want to brew it my way? LOL
Oh is the same one as earlier, the Honey Orchid?
I have some from TeaCuppa I haven't gotten to yet.
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by tenuki » Jun 1st, '08, 02:27

Victoria wrote: Heh, so what are you saying you want to brew it my way? LOL
No thanks. :roll:
Victoria wrote:Oh is the same one as earlier, the Honey Orchid?
Yup, and verdict is in after a few more brewings. I like it. I don't know if it is 'good', but I like it.
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by Victoria » Jun 1st, '08, 02:37

I'll give mine a try tomorrow and see what I think.
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by tenuki » Jun 1st, '08, 03:18

Victoria wrote:I'll give mine a try tomorrow and see what I think.
:)
Dan Congs can be fantastic. I hear good things about the teacuppa one, looking forward to your report. :D
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