No... for posession of pot(s)entropyembrace wrote:I think they were raiding us for possession of Sincha!![]()
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Re: Thursday TeaDay 8/19/10 The future of teaware?
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Re: Thursday TeaDay 8/19/10 The future of teaware?
Oooh, that looks suspiciously like a must-have item. My current kitchen knives are pretty dull... hmmm...nonc_ron wrote:Exactly! Read the features of this knife and tell me it wouldn't make a good tea cup. Just think Tea Cup.Trey Winston wrote:Absolutely. Imagine a teacup made from an alloy of unimaginium and unobtainium... Yep, sign me up for the future.![]()
Aug 19th, '10, 15:06
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Re: Thursday TeaDay 8/19/10 The future of teaware?
Yeah, me too. Can hardly wait to see the celadon come out! I expect to post this topic maybe Friday or Saturday!brandon wrote:Been eyeing up a Ming dyanasty zi ni Shui Pin...
Can't wait for the Celadon thread.
Then Monday, I will post the OTTI Round 5 topic!!!
Next up, Warashina Supreme from the O-C.The Cars wrote:... let the good times roll ...
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Re: Thursday TeaDay 8/19/10 The future of teaware?
Replicated TeawareArtisan teaware ...JBaymore wrote:I am having images in my head of Jon Luc Picard standing in front of the replicator........ "Earl Grey, hot."
Spock wrote:fascinating ... though we see enough "replication" going on already!![]()
Re: Thursday TeaDay 8/19/10 The future of teaware?
I said: maybe. Generally I'm a big fan of ultra modern things/style so it's very likely I would try it.
Having Golden Curls right now, I'm seriously addicted to this tea.
Having Golden Curls right now, I'm seriously addicted to this tea.
Re: Thursday TeaDay 8/19/10 The future of teaware?
I'm always open to amazing new materials that would help me brew my tea just right - and most likely I'll learn about them here. On the other hand, given another 10 years of part-time practice I might reach the point where I could make functional ceramic tea pots to use. Right now I've given up on pots and just periodically add to my tea goblet collection.
No tea yet today - I need peace and quiet to brew and savor the tea and both have been in short supply lately. Maybe a cup of jasmine silver needles later.
No tea yet today - I need peace and quiet to brew and savor the tea and both have been in short supply lately. Maybe a cup of jasmine silver needles later.
Re: Thursday TeaDay 8/19/10 The future of teaware?
OK, this is an easy one. At this point new technologies leave me cold. I hardly know how to use a computer, don't have an iPhone, iPod, iPad, or any iWhatevers or their simulacra, and just got back from some very mellow days at a monastery where the offices haven't changed in all the years I've been going there. So where teaware is concerned the prudent answer is...not very likely.
I'm devoting this TD to finishing up some O-Cha Sae Midori, to clear the way for a couple other shinchas down at the bottom of the stack that I discover I haven't even gotten around to trying yet. (Even the shincha has to age a bit, apparently, before I'm ready to risk it!)
I'm devoting this TD to finishing up some O-Cha Sae Midori, to clear the way for a couple other shinchas down at the bottom of the stack that I discover I haven't even gotten around to trying yet. (Even the shincha has to age a bit, apparently, before I'm ready to risk it!)
Re: Thursday TeaDay 8/19/10 The future of teaware?
started my tea day with FLT jasmine pearls before breakfast...after breakfast O-Cha´s Yutaka Midori Supreme and then in the evening Zencha´s Fuga Super Premium
and I used to not like green tea.
and I used to not like green tea.
Aug 19th, '10, 22:03
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Re: Thursday TeaDay 8/19/10 The future of teaware?
JBaymore wrote:No... for posession of pot(s)entropyembrace wrote:I think they were raiding us for possession of Sincha!![]()
Entropy, I wonder if that would be Mexican?
Oh yeah, glad to hear of this extraordinary metamorphisis.Entropye... wrote:started my tea day with FLT jasmine pearls before breakfast...after breakfast O-Cha´s Yutaka Midori Supreme and then in the evening Zencha´s Fuga Super Premium
and I used to not like green tea.
Speaking of metamorphisis, well, not really. Another pu-erh to finish the TD, 2010 Bangwai from Essence of Tea/Nada. You will be hearing more of these pu-erh!
Before the pu however, a tasting of Rishi shincha kukicha from Rishi with the Mrs. which was verrrry good, hard to believe this is a byproduct tea!
Aug 19th, '10, 23:06
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Re: Thursday TeaDay 8/19/10 The future of teaware?
Basic Big Red Robe oolong today, made in a glass teapot with a stainless steel strainer, stored in a stainless thermos, and drunk from a plastic cup. I would be more than happy to have a nice super-glass or super-ceramic non-shattering vacuum bottle and cup to drink from that would survive the trip in backpack and car and bicycle panniers as well as the steel/plastic combo did today.