but today is a big sencha day for me
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Feb 6th, '09, 09:13
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Fivebucks? More like ten bucks!
Don't remember but might be 6 mos. or so.
Once I had to use the coffeepot in a hotel to heat the water
for an infuser basket. If you do this run thru several batches of clear water first.
Ning Hong Jing Hao in the cup now....mmmmm
Don't remember but might be 6 mos. or so.
Once I had to use the coffeepot in a hotel to heat the water
for an infuser basket. If you do this run thru several batches of clear water first.
Ning Hong Jing Hao in the cup now....mmmmm
“Take some more tea,” the March Hare said to Alice, very earnestly.
“I’ve had nothing yet,” Alice replied in an offended tone: “so I ca’n’t take more.”
“You mean you ca’n’t take less,” said the Hatter: “it’s very easy to take more than nothing.”
“I’ve had nothing yet,” Alice replied in an offended tone: “so I ca’n’t take more.”
“You mean you ca’n’t take less,” said the Hatter: “it’s very easy to take more than nothing.”
Feb 6th, '09, 10:45
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I voted 'less than 2 years' although there may have been a tealess day or two in there somewhere.
This morning I have some Yunnan from BubbaTea, but I'm not sure what vendor it's from.
I don't know why I disliked the Adagio Yunnans so much, because I like this one! A bit spicier than I am used to but not disagreeable. My nine year-old took a sip and said it reminded her of pizza.
This morning I have some Yunnan from BubbaTea, but I'm not sure what vendor it's from.
I don't know why I disliked the Adagio Yunnans so much, because I like this one! A bit spicier than I am used to but not disagreeable. My nine year-old took a sip and said it reminded her of pizza.
No tea over the holidays. Didn't bring anything loose and bought some bags at the grocery store only to find that my parents don't even own a kettle!
Valentine's to start the day off this morning, and Simple Leaf Shanti now. Had some extra time before work so I stopped into Argo Tea and got one of their Mate Lates - I used to love Argo before I started drinking loose, unflavored teas, and now their stuff is just too sweet and not tea-like enough for me.
Valentine's to start the day off this morning, and Simple Leaf Shanti now. Had some extra time before work so I stopped into Argo Tea and got one of their Mate Lates - I used to love Argo before I started drinking loose, unflavored teas, and now their stuff is just too sweet and not tea-like enough for me.
Feb 6th, '09, 13:35
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Feb 6th, '09, 13:39
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It has been around 5 years for me when I had a stomach virus, bad. I have enough ways to make tea for whatever the circumstance.
Started the TeaDay with Shin Ryoku from Den's, really quite good. SweeTea certainly agreed. Koi was jumping between the teaware, not scoring any points with me.
Next up, Adagio Sencha Premier, again really quite good.
Chiran Supreme from O-Cha in a few minutes.
Started the TeaDay with Shin Ryoku from Den's, really quite good. SweeTea certainly agreed. Koi was jumping between the teaware, not scoring any points with me.
Next up, Adagio Sencha Premier, again really quite good. Chiran Supreme from O-Cha in a few minutes.blah blah blah SENCHA blah blah blah!!!
Feb 6th, '09, 13:40
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Gee, I haven't had anything from Simple Leaf for over a year. I remember their Firefly with great affection, and I think I had some of their Honeybee. I am toying with the idea of placing another order to try out some more of their first flush blacks and oolongs again.teahandle wrote: Simple Leaf Shanti now.
What else of theirs have you tried?
I'm having a lovely time brewing some Adagio White Symphony this afternoon.
Feb 6th, '09, 13:58
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This time I choose "less than 1 month".
In the past I would have at least 2-3 very busy days during the week and I didn't have any time for tea. It's time consuming and mind distracting to boil water and set up everything in office.
But recently I stepped out of my old frame and did cold brewing of oolong for several times, which enabled me to have tea every day in the past few weeks, at least cold brewed
In the past I would have at least 2-3 very busy days during the week and I didn't have any time for tea. It's time consuming and mind distracting to boil water and set up everything in office.
But recently I stepped out of my old frame and did cold brewing of oolong for several times, which enabled me to have tea every day in the past few weeks, at least cold brewed
By sitting in peace and doing nothing,
You make your one day worth two days.
You make your one day worth two days.
