is anyone drinking this melon right now too?
does anyone have this melon?
can anyone give any insight to other years?
its good stuff verry verry fragrent
2007 Mengku * Mu Ye Chun of Yongde * 2 kilogram Melon
Apr 28th, '09, 18:31
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Roses? No but it does have a hint of young floral notes. No I have never broken up a Melon as I never bought one. Yes, I think many would agree with breaking it up.coloradopu wrote:hay thanks it be that way now but how would you get it that way have you ever broke one up?
if not what is your best idea?
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Re: 2007 Mengku * Mu Ye Chun of Yongde * 2 kilogram Melon
I have two of them aging , unfortunatly I am aging at a faster rate and will likely not be alive when they approach peak.
coloradopu wrote:is anyone drinking this melon right now too?
does anyone have this melon?
can anyone give any insight to other years?
its good stuff verry verry fragrent
2007 Mengku * Mu Ye Chun of Yongde * 2 kilogram Melon
beecrofter how do you plan on breaking them up. when you are a mummy will you just slam them in the lid of the coffin or get someone to drop you on it. LLOOLL !! so what i would like to know is will you try them soon or do you see it as an investment.
i got 3 so i could try it and boy i hope i live a long time cuz if it can only improve then im sitten perty. i like it can you tell
i think some have the idea that most forms age the same but as a function of distance "width height depth" 3D and density i think the quality of age is fare surpassed by size and locked in moisture more than external moisture and temp.
what do you think?
i got 3 so i could try it and boy i hope i live a long time cuz if it can only improve then im sitten perty. i like it can you tell
i think some have the idea that most forms age the same but as a function of distance "width height depth" 3D and density i think the quality of age is fare surpassed by size and locked in moisture more than external moisture and temp.
what do you think?
Apr 28th, '09, 22:25
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Why buy a melon when you can buy a tong?
I think the ultimate way to collect is the YSLLC method of buy 7, get 1 free. Keep a tong and have bing at the ready to keep you occupied.
A tong is analogous to a case of wine- crack open a bottle, and there's still plenty left that's sealed for future consumption or sale. A melon is like opening a jeraboam of wine. I know that you can store sheng once it's opened, but it looks like crap.
I think the ultimate way to collect is the YSLLC method of buy 7, get 1 free. Keep a tong and have bing at the ready to keep you occupied.
A tong is analogous to a case of wine- crack open a bottle, and there's still plenty left that's sealed for future consumption or sale. A melon is like opening a jeraboam of wine. I know that you can store sheng once it's opened, but it looks like crap.
Apr 28th, '09, 22:33
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I agree, but, The buy 7 get 1 free is not the way to go. If you want the tong and an extra cake, you will get a better discount if you just email him asking for 8 cakes.tony shlongini wrote:Why buy a melon when you can buy a tong?
I think the ultimate way to collect is the YSLLC method of buy 7, get 1 free. Keep a tong and have bing at the ready to keep you occupied.
A tong is analogous to a case of wine- crack open a bottle, and there's still plenty left that's sealed for future consumption or sale. A melon is like opening a jeraboam of wine. I know that you can store sheng once it's opened, but it looks like crap.
Thats what I have for my 2008 Bulang cakes, 1 tong and a cake to taste.
yes i agree about the tong but there is no other experience like DA MELON
a tong is nice i got a few of them but i also got a few melons and will get a few more. so if i get tired of looking at the crap i just pull a pretty one out and well " think of what you would do with a new cake" and then return it to its resting place.
the melon gives more depth to the tea and stability, which cannot be gained by something thin in a full stack or short stack.
you know its like a full size red velvet cake compared to a stack of pancakes.
besides how many i-hops are they’re for velvet cake out there.
also the degree of consumption for both is different as is what you get out of it.
a tong is nice i got a few of them but i also got a few melons and will get a few more. so if i get tired of looking at the crap i just pull a pretty one out and well " think of what you would do with a new cake" and then return it to its resting place.
the melon gives more depth to the tea and stability, which cannot be gained by something thin in a full stack or short stack.
you know its like a full size red velvet cake compared to a stack of pancakes.
besides how many i-hops are they’re for velvet cake out there.
also the degree of consumption for both is different as is what you get out of it.
Apr 28th, '09, 22:51
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True, but I was referring more to the notion of getting a sealed tong plus a cake to dick around with rather than getting a good price. You're right in regards to the "secret handshake" with Scott for a better deal.shogun89 wrote:I agree, but, The buy 7 get 1 free is not the way to go. If you want the tong and an extra cake, you will get a better discount if you just email him asking for 8 cakes.
Thats what I have for my 2008 Bulang cakes, 1 tong and a cake to taste.