Hi all.
New here in this forum. Found it on the internet.
I got my 3rd yixing teapot today. This one is from Yunnan sourcing.
A nice dahongpao ni teapot. I will use it for mye old puerh teas.
Now almost completed; one for puerh, one for oolong, one for green/white and a tenmoku/tianmu(天木) chawan for Japanese matcha and Chinese Song dynasty matcha tea.
http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc20 ... 60orig.jpg
http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc20 ... 0360_2.jpg
Re: Got my dahongpao today
hello time,
congratulations & warmest welcome here (in vienna at the moment at 33,6 C ... ideal conditions for a little cup of oolong: 福壽山茶 - fushoushan is waiting in the yixing right now ...
)
may you help me with "song dynasty macha"; what kind and where from's that?
juerg
congratulations & warmest welcome here (in vienna at the moment at 33,6 C ... ideal conditions for a little cup of oolong: 福壽山茶 - fushoushan is waiting in the yixing right now ...
)may you help me with "song dynasty macha"; what kind and where from's that?
juerg
Re: Got my dahongpao today
Guten Abend. Danke.
Here in north is 9C and rain - all the time.
I am enjoy my first 2005 puerh in the new teapot inside. Enjoy yours.
Regarding matcha:
I use organic Japanese matcha in a Song dynasty style of drinking and making. I like the original way and history of the powder tea. China now today makes very little matcha and they have "forgotten" their orgin of the matcha due to Mongolian and Manchurian invasions and rules. I will learn more and teach my children that so the history of matcha keeps its orgin.
Here is a simple kind of Song matcha preparation on youtube...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pf91I5aNVe0
Here in north is 9C and rain - all the time.
I am enjoy my first 2005 puerh in the new teapot inside. Enjoy yours.
Regarding matcha:
I use organic Japanese matcha in a Song dynasty style of drinking and making. I like the original way and history of the powder tea. China now today makes very little matcha and they have "forgotten" their orgin of the matcha due to Mongolian and Manchurian invasions and rules. I will learn more and teach my children that so the history of matcha keeps its orgin.
Here is a simple kind of Song matcha preparation on youtube...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pf91I5aNVe0
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Re: Got my dahongpao today
Welcome, looking forward to your posts.time wrote:Hi all. New here in this forum.
If you're wondering why your pictures didn't show up, it was because they were too big. I resized this one for you. Right click on it and save it to your computer.
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Re: Got my dahongpao today
Hi.
Thanks.
Yes, the pictures are too big. There are taken right out of the camera.
(I use my wife's mac. Mine is "gone". Cannot find the resize function in mac.)
Here is one more of all my three yixings.
http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc20 ... 010352.jpg
I love the yixing clay - lovely and perfect for tea.
I think tea and teapots might be the new collection hobby
Thanks.
Yes, the pictures are too big. There are taken right out of the camera.
(I use my wife's mac. Mine is "gone". Cannot find the resize function in mac.)
Here is one more of all my three yixings.
http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc20 ... 010352.jpg
I love the yixing clay - lovely and perfect for tea.
I think tea and teapots might be the new collection hobby
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Re: Got my dahongpao today
hi time you join us, and hi time! 
You can edit your photos in photobucket. Click on edit as you scroll over the photo. Then just resize. 640 is the max width allowed, but 500ish range is generally better in this format.
You can edit your photos in photobucket. Click on edit as you scroll over the photo. Then just resize. 640 is the max width allowed, but 500ish range is generally better in this format.
