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I have a feeling this is going to be a good year in general, but for tea for sure. I had said the same thing to Scott and he said if Yunnan has a relatively dry month of May, it should be an amazing yearSalsero wrote:A bold move: surely a harbinger of a great new year of pu!PolyhymnianMuse wrote: I already took the liberty of placing my first order of the new year with scott, all pu except for a 100g bag of the big red robe and the tea table I wanted
Although there are quite a many oolongs I want to try from different places, I'm probably going to be going hardcore into pu this year, building up a nice collection of cakes for ageing.thanks wrote:I've heard nothing but encouraging news about tea in 09. Happy pu year indeed!
One of my new years resolutions (besides quitting smoking, which has been one for four years now haha ) is to drink new teas. Teas that I'm not familiar with. I'm going to relax on pu in 09.
Also aged pu is an interest, I'll be trying out some samples from a few places over the year of some of the good aged stuff I can find (and afford)
Also, I hope to start my blog sometime in early 09. It's going to be a lot of pu, but pretty much anything that I feel like reviewing. I'm going to be doing basic reviews of the teas and teaware that I try out, but I want to take it in the direction of a sort of podcast... doing video reiews since my new laptop has a built in webcam. I will probably end up rambling on about things in my videos but I want to just show the tea, brew up an infusion or two and say a few words about taste, aroma, if I would buy it again, etc.
So much to do...
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You know what that means. . . Scott will put up a bunch of new items for sale now.PolyhymnianMuse wrote:Happy Pu Year to Everyone!
I already took the liberty of placing my first order of the new year with scott, all pu except for a 100g bag of the big red robe and the tea table I wanted
Meanwhile, the whole 'red robe' thing plus New Years reminds me of a tradition (or superstition?) of wearing red undergarments for New Years (well, the Chinese New Year). I was never clear if it was for tradition, for good luck, or for warding off bad luck! I wonder if drinking a Big Red Robe would be close...?
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Happy Pu Year Everyone!
I'm looking forward to venturing more
into the world of pu this new year.
I'm looking forward to venturing more
into the world of pu this new year.
- Victoria -
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.Drax wrote:You know what that means. . . Scott will put up a bunch of new items for sale now.PolyhymnianMuse wrote:Happy Pu Year to Everyone!
I already took the liberty of placing my first order of the new year with scott, all pu except for a 100g bag of the big red robe and the tea table I wanted
Meanwhile, the whole 'red robe' thing plus New Years reminds me of a tradition (or superstition?) of wearing red undergarments for New Years (well, the Chinese New Year). I was never clear if it was for tradition, for good luck, or for warding off bad luck! I wonder if drinking a Big Red Robe would be close...?
Haha I had heard about the red undergarments tradition for New Years. I also learned last night that when the new year finally comes, when everyone yells and goes crazy, thats actually a old tradition to scare the bad spirits and energy away