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Betty
ParticipantI like to use the gaiwan for making tea in, and prefer drinking from a cup.
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ParticipantNew toy.
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ParticipantThank you all for the responses! I did not realize the scope of my question initially and it seems it is touching on things beyond my expectations. I look forward to that article, Leo.
Betty
ParticipantLeo, I’d love to see you talking about tea making in a video.
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ParticipantI bring the water to a near boil and use a kitchen thermometer to check out the temperature. I have been trying one or two degrees higher than Leo’s recommendation so when the water reaches the tea leaves it should be about right.
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ParticipantWell, this is good news. So you’ll offer tea ware such as cha-hai and small teacups? I really look forward to seeing your quality!
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Participantsa11, I agree with you. It is a relief to know about this. Leo, I think terminology does matter to you then. Grouping the tannins in tea as some of the polyphenols becomes conceptually a lot more convenient for you to educate others, doesn’t it? For me, it is a lot more comfortable to swallow.
Betty
ParticipantI had that Genmaicha before too! In the beginning, I was attracted by the warm aroma. I still have half a small pack in my cupboard from two years ago. Don’t know when I could finish it now that I know all the other tea varieties!
2012.08.13 at 1:32 pm in reply to: Tianshan April Mist, Silver Curls Spring, White Peony Classic Long #9650Betty
ParticipantThank you for the suggestion 🙂 I think I’ll try the Silver Curls Spring.
2012.08.10 at 4:01 pm in reply to: Tianshan April Mist, Silver Curls Spring, White Peony Classic Long #9646Betty
ParticipantDoes this green tea taste good if not so strong? I like my tea lighter.
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