Dooo itGalileosDaughter wrote:I probably never would have tried matcha but I'm thinking of ordering the Ippodo starter set.
Apr 18th, '08, 12:05
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There you go "thinking out loud" again!ThinkingOutLoud wrote: There's making tea and then there's *making tea,* apparently. I'll stick with just making tea right now. And will probably try the oolong after all. I'll keep you posted.
I am glad you will try the oolong after all, I thought I woke up this morning in an alternate universe, where TeaChat and TeaDay scared people away from trying new teas as opposed to the poll of the day I wrote last night where we actually helped people to try new teas.
For fear of not liking Fukamushi sencha in this alternate universe, I am happy to report that I like it over here just as much as I do in the universe I came from!



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Apr 18th, '08, 12:54
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That is the best indicator of good stuff unfortunately.Trey Winston wrote:Good stuff, but I ran out.

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Apr 18th, '08, 13:29
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Naw, you are in the same universe, just crossed paths with me. I have always had the capability to scare people.Chip wrote: I thought I woke up this morning in an alternate universe, where TeaChat and TeaDay scared people away from trying new teas

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Apr 18th, '08, 13:34
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This pu is finished.
On to a reminder that oolong > all any day. Got a Li Shan in my cup that is fantastic.
On to a reminder that oolong > all any day. Got a Li Shan in my cup that is fantastic.
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Apr 18th, '08, 13:40
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Just don't get a "chip" on your shoulder(he will sing songs of shincha into your ear relentlessly)...one bad pun deserves another...tenuki wrote:Naw, you are in the same universe, just crossed paths with me. I have always had the capability to scare people.Chip wrote: I thought I woke up this morning in an alternate universe, where TeaChat and TeaDay scared people away from trying new teasConsider yourself tenukied.

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Happy Fryday all.
I just had a little splurge and ordered my first gaiwan and sharing pitcher. (Does that mean I have to share?) It seems like a monumental occasion to me. Just to complete the day I also ordered some new samples from Adagio. Fun, fun.
Today I'm having some genmaicha from Den's Tea.
I just had a little splurge and ordered my first gaiwan and sharing pitcher. (Does that mean I have to share?) It seems like a monumental occasion to me. Just to complete the day I also ordered some new samples from Adagio. Fun, fun.
Today I'm having some genmaicha from Den's Tea.
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Yes, TeaChat and TeaDay have definitely caused me to try things I would not have considered otherwise. I loved green tea before I found this site but now I have been introduced to oolongs and have learned that not all black teas taste like an over steeped Earl Grey tea bag. It has been fun.
Today has been two steeps of White Tip Oolong so far.
Today has been two steeps of White Tip Oolong so far.