Monday TeaDay 2/02/09 Which leaf, dry or wet?

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Today's TeaPoll and discussion topic was suggested by Chamekke. As you look at your tea leaf, which do you find most intriguing, perhaps beautiful, dry leaf before brewing or wet after brewing?

Dry leaf most definitely
6
10%
Mosty likely dry leaf
4
6%
It is a toss up
24
38%
Most likely wet leaf
18
29%
Wet leaf, most definitely
9
14%
None
0
No votes
Other
2
3%
 
Total votes: 63

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Feb 3rd, '09, 00:13
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by Victoria » Feb 3rd, '09, 00:13

TaiPing Hou Kui wrote: ]*Victoria[/b]--[bYes, that is a Deishi Matcha bowl....I will post some pics of it soon....I am working on making a Hagi picture series right now....I have had my "go to" Deishi Hagi Kyusu for a little over a year now and have brewed in it almost every day and you can really see a difference in the way it looks from when I first got it and as of present now that tea has had time to seep into many of the glossy cracks. -Nick
Yeah mine too till I dropped and broke mine. It was getting very cool looking and finally stopped leaking. Oy. Still lamenting that one, but I'm working on getting a new one soon.

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Feb 3rd, '09, 01:39
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by guitar9876 » Feb 3rd, '09, 01:39

Chip wrote:
guitar9876 wrote:Maiko had been sending me e-mails requesting to pay the shipping for the past five days. oops...
:shock: And to think, it could be days away ... or if customs gets their hands on it, well, could be a long drought!

Speaking of sencha, Fukamushi Supreme from O-Cha is in my cup this evening.
paid the shipping wednesday... should be here pretty soon... I'm losing my mind on account of the lack of sencha... withdrawls...ehhhhh

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by JP » Feb 7th, '09, 14:46

There's no comparison, the wet leaf is much more interesting. It has come alive again from it's dormant state to reveal it's beauty in glistening glory.

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