Annieclove wrote: Hi guys... I am a newbie. Its my first post here. Excited to be the part of this community

Hey Annieclove! Glad to have you join us on TeaChat!

... yixing, I’m new to yixing and teapots, but I want my first to be perfect, my budget is around 500-1500$, I want to buy online, also can you please recommend a 150-500$ teapot for my friend Not sure about the sites you mentioned, but Teasenz has really good teapots in the 150-500 range. They do ...

Hi guys... I am a newbie. Its my first post here. Excited to be the part of this community

... yixing, I’m new to yixing and teapots, but I want my first to be perfect, my budget is around 500-1500$, I want to buy online, also can you please recommend a 150-500$ teapot for my friend I have seen some websites, can you please review these websites and make your suggestion where I can buy authentic ...

... also more environmentally friendly than tea bags. Here’s what you need before you start brewing: Either a built-in tea infuser mug or jug (which I recommend) or a separate tea infuser, hot water and your favourite loose tea leaves. First you put the tea leaves into the infuser and you can use basket-style ...

It's hard to find exactly the same, but I would recommend to look up the ingredients of the original Brook Bond D tea, and then compare it to the alternative brands. Tea in tea bags are often scented with other ingredients.

There's not a lot of info about quality or provenance out there so it seems like it's mostly trial and error. I don't think bad rooibos or honeybush would be particularly bad so much as just bland.

Can anyone recommend any sources?

I've tried Frontier Organic and it seems alright. A bit weak maybe.

... that bothers me some . I do have a bag that I would probably use , but wouldn’t if I could get good results without . Thanks no response. I would recommend Lardera's new Electric Smart Kettle . It's fast and easy, and there's no pump to worry about getting clogged/breaking down.

... own. If you have no problems with them it's fine, but after this bitter experience i will prefer to order from real japanese people. I used to recommend them, but not anymore.

... actually started selling some teavana, but it's all these silly fruity stuff and tiny amounts, plus I don't think it's loose leaf. If anyone can recommend a very strong Mao Feng or China Green loose leaf, I'd appreciate. Have you ever tried strong kinds of black or green tea? Got the similar ...

Can anyone recommend how to clean a Bizen clay water pot? I’ve just bought one from eBay and Am getting it ready for usage for water storage before tea brewing


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... https://teadb.org/puerh-vendor-guide/ Good luck! *Note: beware of fakes too notably in auction sites like eBay, Taobao and Aliexpress. Highly recommend the above link, It is really hard to find good puerh online as a lot of it gets relabbled and to be honest a huge amount of the best stuff ...

I would recommend searching the tea chat archives and you will find a lot of information about this topic.

I would start with yunnansourcing.com. They will have tea in all price ranges. Good luck.

... no cheap prices if you want legit long aged cakes from the famous mountains and trees?where do you guys buy your tea's from? On other forums they recommend shops like white2tea.com and others but they are so expensive . I work full time and i got the money to buy it but it hurts my wallet i am ...

... actually started selling some teavana, but it's all these silly fruity stuff and tiny amounts, plus I don't think it's loose leaf. If anyone can recommend a very strong Mao Feng or China Green loose leaf, I'd appreciate.