... or absorptive, or they wouldn't be suited for delicate Japanese greens. Hojo makes a case for natural red clay (Sado) pots as being superior for ... But, the older zhuni (70's/80's) can be bought for less than the Hojo God sells his Sado pots for. By his admission, nothing beats zhuni for oolongs. ...

... a previous thread (pot lid fit and mixed clay comment purportedly by Hojo, plus a good point made by Aphroditea). http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=9879 ... inner surface and its tempering effects on tea infusions. I think Hojo-God is peddling a name and high-end artisan product (Sado ...

... or absorptive, or they wouldn't be suited for delicate Japanese greens. Hojo makes a case for natural red clay (Sado) pots as being superior for ... But, the older zhuni (70's/80's) can be bought for less than the Hojo God sells his Sado pots for. By his admission, nothing beats zhuni for oolongs. ...

... is intended for the oolong maker Tachi Masaki makes small Banko kyusu, Hojotea and Artisicnippon is selling those http://artisticnippon.com/product/Banko/tachi_masaki/small_teapots.html From the Hojo God: 'Using purple clay for oolong, very few customers still enjoy its taste if he/she ...

... who am I to say what you like or don't like. Don't you believe in the Hojo God?