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Definitely getting smaller for me! I'll still have 16 ounce steeps of something like Irish Breakfast to get me going in the morning, but it definitely decreases throughout the day now that I'm doing a lot more sencha and starting to do some pu erh.
Rose Marzipan Delight from Teavana in the cup today. It was highly recommended to me, although it's definitely different... Almost a little overwhelming. I'll have to let it grow on me because I have 2 whole ounces to get through now. Haha, Happy Tea Day everyone!
Rose Marzipan Delight from Teavana in the cup today. It was highly recommended to me, although it's definitely different... Almost a little overwhelming. I'll have to let it grow on me because I have 2 whole ounces to get through now. Haha, Happy Tea Day everyone!

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In my cup this morning, a nice Dancong from Jing Tea Shop
Have a nice day everyone!
Have a nice day everyone!
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My steeps are about the same as are the majority of responders so far. Although I do brew more with a gaiwan, etc, those steeps are generally smaller. But I still brew mostly Japanese greens and my brewing has not changed for them. Although come to think of it, I am also drinking a lot more gyokuro and matcha which are much smaller (if you want to call matcha a steep?).
I guess I should have said smaller on average.
Kagoshima from Yuuki-Cha made with organic Yutaka Midori leaf to start the day. This is another nice organic, mild, smooth, vegetal. SweeTea would agree, Pyrit was ever present but disinterested.
Next up, O-Cha Chiran Supreme. This is also from Kagoshima and also Yutaka Midori breed, but is conventionally grown. Both are good, but in differing ways. This Chiran is more asssertive, sweeter, less vegetal.

I guess I should have said smaller on average.
Kagoshima from Yuuki-Cha made with organic Yutaka Midori leaf to start the day. This is another nice organic, mild, smooth, vegetal. SweeTea would agree, Pyrit was ever present but disinterested.

Next up, O-Cha Chiran Supreme. This is also from Kagoshima and also Yutaka Midori breed, but is conventionally grown. Both are good, but in differing ways. This Chiran is more asssertive, sweeter, less vegetal.

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Mar 6th, '09, 16:02
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Are you offering to share[color=green][b]Chip[/b][/color] wrote:Did everyone run out of tea
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If so, I have plenty.
I am thinking something different ...


Earlier today I had some Keeman Rhapsody, next will be

Have a FAB TeaDay everyone

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You're right Chip! It did get awfully quiet in here! After my Rose Marzipan I was in the mood for some White Peach from Adagio, so I was drinking that for a while! Good news though! My gaiwan is finally here!

I love it! So now that I don't have to use a taster set, I'll probably be doing some nice sheng after I do some dishes!


I love it! So now that I don't have to use a taster set, I'll probably be doing some nice sheng after I do some dishes!