Hi there!
My name is Daniel and as mentioned above I'm from Germany (currently living near Dresden/Saxony because of studying).
I'm 23 and just get starting with tea and all the science and art around it.
Green teas are my starting point and I haven't tested that much so there is wide room to go on.
But I hope to find some advice on other sorts of teas, too.I've tested an unspecific "formosa oolong finest" from a local teashop, taht was not really my taste. It tasted like the Darjeeling black tea and I don't like this neither
I just bought a neat little gaiwan from Jing Tea Shop and some green and white tea and can't await till I get it
So that should be enough for a brief introduction of myself. Hope for some nice talking about tea and good advices.
Feb 23rd, '09, 18:27
Posts: 30
Joined: Feb 22nd, '09, 15:24
Location: Freiberg/Sachsen, Germany
Feb 23rd, '09, 23:42
Posts: 20891
Joined: Apr 22nd, '06, 20:52
Scrolling: scrolling
Location: Back in the TeaCave atop Mt. Fuji
Feb 24th, '09, 06:04
Posts: 1777
Joined: Jun 4th, '08, 19:41
Scrolling: scrolling
Location: Stockport, England
Contact:
Herb_Master
Feb 24th, '09, 07:21
Posts: 30
Joined: Feb 22nd, '09, 15:24
Location: Freiberg/Sachsen, Germany
Thanks to all for the nice welcome!
I even did not know that there is somewhat like green oolong
But it is more of the traditional so I don't like it that much, maybe if I'm getting older
Ff you wanna see something, google "Meissner Porzellan" it's also available in English
that is what I thought after I had gathered some e information hereBeidao wrote:Welcome! Formosa Oolong is not the best oolong to try. I think you would like a green oolong, like Tie Guan Yin, Dong Ding, Baozhong, Ali Shan.
I even did not know that there is somewhat like green oolong
If you think of the Meissner porcelain, yeah they're still producing stuff.Near Dresden - MMmmmmmn!
Can you tell us if there is much pottery / porcelain made there these days?
Perhaps you can acquire some interesting Teaware, and post some photos for us!
But it is more of the traditional so I don't like it that much, maybe if I'm getting older
Ff you wanna see something, google "Meissner Porzellan" it's also available in English
Feb 28th, '09, 23:53
Posts: 122
Joined: Nov 30th, '08, 21:46
Location: Beautiful Galveston Island, Texas