Oh my, a whole class of teaware I don't have and didn't realize existed! The ones I have are definitely glazed inside just like outside.geeber1 wrote: The Brown Betty is unglazed inside.
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I've been reading more about them today and can't remember where I read that they weren't glazed inside, I am very possibly wrong about that! I'll let you know when I have mine in-hand and can actually look into it.Salsero wrote:Oh my, a whole class of teaware I don't have and didn't realize existed! The ones I have are definitely glazed inside just like outside.geeber1 wrote: The Brown Betty is unglazed inside.
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I do not believe they are unglazed inside. But they are made of a certain clay, then glazed. They are very popular. Too bad omegapd isn't here, he is the champion of this cause.geeber1 wrote:I've been reading more about them today and can't remember where I read that they weren't glazed inside, I am very possibly wrong about that! I'll let you know when I have mine in-hand and can actually look into it.
Oh well, they are supposed to be good pots anyway ... I just like the shape of them!Victoria wrote:I do not believe they are unglazed inside. But they are made of a certain clay, then glazed. They are very popular. Too bad omegapd isn't here, he is the champion of this cause.geeber1 wrote:I've been reading more about them today and can't remember where I read that they weren't glazed inside, I am very possibly wrong about that! I'll let you know when I have mine in-hand and can actually look into it.
Guess I have an excuse to get a Yixing now, since I want an unglazed pot too.
Sounds like a plan to me!
Currently drinking the last steeps of a different Dancong now - this one
from Jing Tea Shop.
For a girl who didn't particularly care for Dancongs, I sure have been
drinking a lot of them.
Currently drinking the last steeps of a different Dancong now - this one
from Jing Tea Shop.
For a girl who didn't particularly care for Dancongs, I sure have been
drinking a lot of them.
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Ouch! I am sure that is an understatement!danibob wrote:It's a latin quote with a design around it. It was rough. Word to the wise, don't ever get tattooed on your ribs unless you have a superhuman tolerance to pain. I'm going to suffer through a shower then unwind with some sencha.cherylopal wrote:Good luck...whatcha gettin?
Kabusecha from Yuuki-Cha, went with half the vendor recommended leaf and am feeling like a wimp because I like it better this way.
Still playing with the parameters though.blah blah blah SENCHA blah blah blah!!!
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I suspect this year will be a better tea year than last cos I am now more skilled at brewing. I also have a better idea of who the good vendors are.
An organic sencha this morning and Irish Breakfast this evening (as I type in fact) brewed in a Brown Betty Brown Bettys are kind of like giant yixings. Same general shape although with a long spout.
An organic sencha this morning and Irish Breakfast this evening (as I type in fact) brewed in a Brown Betty
Brown Bettys are kind of like giant yixings. Same general shape although with a long spout.Is it glazed or unglazed inside? It's been driving me crazy because I thought I read somewhere that they were only glazed on the outside. Do they make as excellent tea as they say?murrius wrote:I suspect this year will be a better tea year than last cos I am now more skilled at brewing. I also have a better idea of who the good vendors are.
An organic sencha this morning and Irish Breakfast this evening (as I type in fact) brewed in a Brown Betty
Oww! You're way braver than I am, danibob!danibob wrote:It's a latin quote with a design around it. It was rough. Word to the wise, don't ever get tattooed on your ribs unless you have a superhuman tolerance to pain. I'm going to suffer through a shower then unwind with some sencha.cherylopal wrote:Good luck...whatcha gettin?
Inside AND out!!!geeber1 wrote: Is it glazed or unglazed inside? It's been driving me crazy because I thought I read somewhere that they were only glazed on the outside. Do they make as excellent tea as they say?
http://suzysteapots.com/
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Yay! Now I can sleep tonight!Victoria wrote:Inside AND out!!!geeber1 wrote: Is it glazed or unglazed inside? It's been driving me crazy because I thought I read somewhere that they were only glazed on the outside. Do they make as excellent tea as they say?
http://suzysteapots.com/
