/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19229553
The only tea culture areas are generally in places like Seattle and Portland, which are very liberal woke areas of people. But as a result, those people are very open to new cultural styles which is quite nice.

Can someone point me in the direction of a good quality gaiwan?

Just bought this gaiwan from Amazon and overall it's a good build in terms of solidarity which helps retain heat. However, due to its thickness it has a very thick lip which causes the tea to catch that lip and ride down the side of the gaiwan. It makes a fucking mess everywhere no matter how I pour it. The opening is also very open and wide causing the liquid to split off into 2 different streams which causes them to collide mid air causing another fucking mess.

This red pilled me that not all gaiwans are created equal. Physics plays a crucial role in how it pours.