I must say I haven't had Pu erh, so I don't crave it, but I don't dislike it.
Four Season Spring all day today - was in our home office, so I was refilling my thermos all day. Not ideal, but I'm not there often enough to have any type of "set" there.
Sep 13th, '10, 22:15
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Re: Monday TeaDay 9/13/10 Crave Factor 2010, today Pu-erh?
10 for me! I love me some pu-erh, hahaha.
Sadly, no pu-erh today... I did have keemun this afternoon, then some iced green tea. Just finished off some delightful pouchong.
Sadly, no pu-erh today... I did have keemun this afternoon, then some iced green tea. Just finished off some delightful pouchong.
Re: Monday TeaDay 9/13/10 Crave Factor 2010, today Pu-erh?
I never got the memo about pu-erh; the few I've tried have left me indifferent to, well...just not my cup of tea.
Taking a break from shincha today--Longjing most of the day, trying to finish off an old stash, some Tung Ting oolong just a bit ago for a chance of pace.
Taking a break from shincha today--Longjing most of the day, trying to finish off an old stash, some Tung Ting oolong just a bit ago for a chance of pace.
Sep 13th, '10, 22:21
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Re: Monday TeaDay 9/13/10 Crave Factor 2010, today Pu-erh?
I like how there's a nice bell curve at the low end, and then a spike of pu'er addicts at the top.
(I voted 4. Maybe I'll crave them when I try more.)
(I voted 4. Maybe I'll crave them when I try more.)
Re: Monday TeaDay 9/13/10 Crave Factor 2010, today Pu-erh?
THANKSChip wrote:Wow, great shot Jeikun! Really coming to life. Is that Shigaraki wan?
The sencha is a possible OTTI tasting, so for now ... I cannot say.But it is Uji-cha as well.
Sep 13th, '10, 23:21
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Re: Monday TeaDay 9/13/10 Crave Factor 2010, today Pu-erh?
Ohhh, you are in Japan, how fortuitous! Stop by the TeaCave atop Mt. Fuji some time (not really, just a figment of my imagination).JeiKun4114 wrote:THANKSChip wrote:Wow, great shot Jeikun! Really coming to life. Is that Shigaraki wan?
The sencha is a possible OTTI tasting, so for now ... I cannot say.But it is Uji-cha as well.
the cup is a Chawan got it from a small tea shop out here in Yokohama Japan. Cant go wrong with Uji-Cha
Sep 13th, '10, 23:26
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Re: Monday TeaDay 9/13/10 Crave Factor 2010, today Pu-erh?
I prefer "pu-heads" myself.Mr. Usaji wrote:I like how there's a nice bell curve at the low end, and then a spike of pu'er addicts at the top.
I am a pu-head, you are not yet a pu-head, they will become pu-heads when we complete our plan for world domination.....
Re: Monday TeaDay 9/13/10 Crave Factor 2010, today Pu-erh?
LOL yeah im loving it out here.....here is a pic drinkin some Matcha Karigane Pinnacle overlooking the view of Mt Fuji from my balconyChip wrote:Ohhh, you are in Japan, how fortuitous! Stop by the TeaCave atop Mt. Fuji some time (not really, just a figment of my imagination).JeiKun4114 wrote:THANKSChip wrote:Wow, great shot Jeikun! Really coming to life. Is that Shigaraki wan?
The sencha is a possible OTTI tasting, so for now ... I cannot say.But it is Uji-cha as well.
the cup is a Chawan got it from a small tea shop out here in Yokohama Japan. Cant go wrong with Uji-Cha
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Sep 14th, '10, 00:19
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Re: Monday TeaDay 9/13/10 Crave Factor 2010, today Pu-erh?
Another sweet shot.
So, you are "Western" living in Japan?
How about introduducing yourself under Introductions?
So, you are "Western" living in Japan?
How about introduducing yourself under Introductions?
Re: Monday TeaDay 9/13/10 Crave Factor 2010, today Pu-erh?
I said 9, I do crave it more than any other tea, but I can also go without it for a while (though I usually choose not to
).
Enjoyed a session of 2007 Mengku Muyechun today with microwaved water as the kettle is undergoing emergency surgery... Still turned out great.
Oh and Jeikun: nice pics, amazing view!
Enjoyed a session of 2007 Mengku Muyechun today with microwaved water as the kettle is undergoing emergency surgery... Still turned out great.
Oh and Jeikun: nice pics, amazing view!
Re: Monday TeaDay 9/13/10 Crave Factor 2010, today Pu-erh?
from Texas been living in Japan for about 3 years. I just introduced my self, thanks for that heads up.Chip wrote:Another sweet shot.
So, you are "Western" living in Japan?
How about introduducing yourself under Introductions?
Re: Monday TeaDay 9/13/10 Crave Factor 2010, today Pu-erh?
ThanksnickE wrote:I said 9, I do crave it more than any other tea, but I can also go without it for a while (though I usually choose not to).
Enjoyed a session of 2007 Mengku Muyechun today with microwaved water as the kettle is undergoing emergency surgery... Still turned out great.
Oh and Jeikun: nice pics, amazing view!
Sep 14th, '10, 12:00
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Re: Monday TeaDay 9/13/10 Crave Factor 2010, today Pu-erh?
No! Maybe I have not tried a quality pu-erh but the one I bought tastes like fish haha! I tried a couple at a tea shop - It seemed like an aquired taste to me. And I drank an iced strawberry pu-erh (on empty stomach)- it made me sick T_T
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Re: Monday TeaDay 9/13/10 Crave Factor 2010, today Pu-erh?
After you insulted it with strawberry flavoring, the pu was fully justified in making you sick!tropicanahana wrote:No! Maybe I have not tried a quality pu-erh ...... I drank an iced strawberry pu-erh (on empty stomach)- it made me sick T_T