Official/Different Yixing Show Off Topic!

[tingjunkie]

Sorry, I meant in ml or cc. Most here in the "western market" prefer pots in the 40-120ml range.

[The Pepper Assassin]

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[The Pepper Assassin]

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Size:9*5.7cm Capacity: about 85cc
Material:Qingshui ni.
Made by:Wu Huasong
Thin walled
Purchased from Wisdom China
This pot is nice and small and gets and stays rather hot. I use it for shou pu-erhs.

[javi_sanchez]

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Clay type: Ben Shan Mou Lu Ni
Volume: 40ml
Year: 80s
Walls: Thin/Medium
Pour: ~10s
Where: from sampletea.com
Pairing: Cliff tea(also tried with 5year old sheng)

This has been the first pot that made me say "wow" when I tasted the first rinse. The body is increased and makes the tea more "chocolately". I don't know if the small size causes the temp of the water to quickly fall or the clay itself is somehow affecting the taste.

The original link is here: http://www.sampletea.com/product/1980s- ... eapot-40ml

I got the last one!

[mganz42]

Clay type: Ben Shan Mou Lu Ni
Volume: 40ml
Year: 80s
Walls: Thin/Medium
Pour: ~10s
Where: from sampletea
Pairing: Cliff tea(also tried with 5year old sheng)

I got the last one!

*sigh* I've been searching for a lu ni pot that size for ever. I was pissed when I saw that one was out of stock.

[futurebird]

I seems like everything good is getting bought up! So many sold out online stores. Gives one an excuse to make some impulse buys.

My new teapot came saturday. It's pear-shaped 梨形 (Lí xíng) 160 ml. from "teamasters." It's a reproduction of an old design I've wanted forever.



Nice box. No cheap silk this time.



The teapot required no "seasoning" clay makes a nice bright ringing sound seems true to the description. (in face it was nicer than I expected) I have been nervous about buying a zhuni pot like this because good ones tend to cost a bit more and I don't know as much about this clay.



Why do some pear shaped yixing have such tall lid lips? "the long walls under the cover" This isn't even that big/long... I love the look. Having made a few lids I shudder to think how hard it is to make such deep lids... Maybe they use a different method? Hmmm



孟臣山泉一勺惠

Meng Chen and Picasso made this teapot together on the Titanic. (seller said it was modern, good honest seller, I guess this mark is just to complete the "look" in this reproduction? I wouldn't mind knowing what company/artist reproduced it. Our reading skills are not the best. I may have missed something.)



I can't decided if this will be my aged sheng pot or aged oolong.... choices.

[bonescwa]

That's a great shape and clay! I have a tinier version and it does very well with aged oolong... I prefer purple clay for sheng so I haven't been impressed with its performance in that regard. But I'm sure you'll be happy with it!

[bagua7]

You mean, Tea Masters based in Taipei?

The only pots I have seen advertised online are these two and they have been there for quite a while now. Maybe it is a pot he got for sale offline, anyway looks nice. Good luck with it, zhuni pots are not forgiving. If they like something is oolong, especially the 'greenier' type.

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Same here, zini and raw puerh are like mother to child.

[BW85]

You mean, Tea Masters based in Taipei?

The only pots I have seen advertised online are these two and they have been there for quite a while now. Maybe it is a pot he got for sale offline, anyway looks nice.

He has an online store with many more teapots

[BW85]

Same here, zini and raw puerh are like mother to child.

I have both a zini pot and a zhuni pot that I use with sheng. They both do really well with aged puerh. Just saying... It can be done

[futurebird]

Clay type: Ben Shan Mou Lu Ni
Volume: 40ml
Year: 80s
Walls: Thin/Medium
Pour: ~10s
Where: from sampletea
Pairing: Cliff tea(also tried with 5year old sheng)

I got the last one!

*sigh* I've been searching for a lu ni pot that size for ever. I was pissed when I saw that one was out of stock.

There is one almost that small at Jing.

[futurebird]

Same here, zini and raw puerh are like mother to child.

I have both a zini pot and a zhuni pot that I use with sheng. They both do really well with aged puerh. Just saying... It can be done

I think that this teapot will do well with aged oolongs. At least the way I like them. This may mean cleaning my current oolong teapot.

[mganz42]

Clay type: Ben Shan Mou Lu Ni
Volume: 40ml
Year: 80s
Walls: Thin/Medium
Pour: ~10s
Where: from sampletea
Pairing: Cliff tea(also tried with 5year old sheng)

I got the last one!

*sigh* I've been searching for a lu ni pot that size for ever. I was pissed when I saw that one was out of stock.

There is one almost that small at Jing.

someone just pointed it out to me in another topic... and I bought it. Oops

[futurebird]

They are plotting something...

[William]