Pu tasting comments?
How do you record your tasting comments? Do you use a journal? Do you write down anything at all?
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Re: Pu tasting comments?
I tried keeping notes on my phone or files on my computer but haven't been disciplined enough to keep it up.
So I'm using steepster.com as a tealog for all of my tasting notes. Every so often I back up my 'tealog' there onto my website. I post most of my tasting notes here also, but they're split among several topics, so not as easy to find as when they're in one place.
So I'm using steepster.com as a tealog for all of my tasting notes. Every so often I back up my 'tealog' there onto my website. I post most of my tasting notes here also, but they're split among several topics, so not as easy to find as when they're in one place.
Re: Pu tasting comments?
I do not always use it, but systematically on a first contact or an experiment on new parameters.
Date
Name of the tea / Year / Place I bought it / Quantity of leaves used / Vessel used
(If relevant : ) time / temperature for each brew.
Comments.
I love Moleskine's notebooks. I've been using them as diaries in my travels for years. It is such a pleasure to write in them, so much better than a keyboard.![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
Date
Name of the tea / Year / Place I bought it / Quantity of leaves used / Vessel used
(If relevant : ) time / temperature for each brew.
Comments.
I love Moleskine's notebooks. I've been using them as diaries in my travels for years. It is such a pleasure to write in them, so much better than a keyboard.
![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
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