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9872519 No.9872519 [Reply] [Original]

Tell me /ck/
Why aren't you drinking tea right now?
You have absolutely no excuse.

>> No.9872523

cus im drinking vodka

>> No.9872531

It's morning time. I'm drinking coffee.

>> No.9872554
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9872554

Because I'm eating breakfast. As soon as I'm done it's back on the pu'er train for me.

>> No.9872584

Because I'm drinking a bourbon, orange, and mint cocktail.

>> No.9872613

>>9872554
That's nice anon!

mine was Chun Mee with one little stone of blood frankincense (aka sexual frankincense which is extremely rare) it warms the body adds a great flavor awesome bitterness taste and increases libido

>> No.9873146 [DELETED] 
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But Anon, I am!

>> No.9873157
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9873157

But Anon, I am!

>> No.9873167
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9873167

jokes on you op, drinking da hong pao right now

>> No.9873174

>>9872554
>>9873167

any other Oolongs you guys drink? i really like tieguanyin and naixiang,

>> No.9873183
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9873183

This thing is amazing

>> No.9873189

>>9873157
Nah tea bag doesn't count anon, Neat keyboard/mouse.

>> No.9873208

>>9873167
Where did you get it?

>> No.9873232

>>9873208
Its not original "50k$ for 10 oz" Da Hong Pao but replanted one. best place to order is
https://www.teaspring.com/Da-Hong-Pao.asp
ive tried the insanly expensive one once and i cant distinguish the taste.

shipping takes a while tho

>> No.9873340
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>>9873189
I've got plenty of leafy tea, too, it's just that my local supermarket has some really nice strawberry and forest fruit tea.

>> No.9873356

>>9873340
what do you think about the kusmi tea brand?
i got that one time and i was completly disappointed, shredded leafs with some tiny twigs inside , ive had better for a third or less of the price

>> No.9873368

>>9873356
Haven't tried it yet, I got it like yesterday and haven't taken the time to brew it up. I'll let you know in a couple of hours if it's any good.

>> No.9873641

>>9873174
I'm not terribly experienced with oolongs; I quite like DHP and yancha in general, but I'm rarely in the mood for it. I have enjoyed the jin xuans and GABA oolongs I've had; gotta get my hands on more Taiwanese stuff. Anyone here tried oriental beauty? It sounds intriguing.

>> No.9873716

>>9872554
Fantastic little selection you got there, I'm jealous
>>9873167
I just ordered some more myself. I wanted to get more of Yunnan Sourcing's 9 years aged DHP but it's definitely more expensive.
>>9873641
I've been exploring Taiwanese oolongs as well. I love Dong Ding and Dai Yu Ling high mountain, I'm hoping to try Oriental Beauty and Alishan sometime soon.


https://yunnansourcing.com/collections/pu-erh-tea/products/2003-bu-lang-mountain-raw-pu-erh-tea-brick

I ordered 25g of this recently, I'm anxious to try it out as it's my first Bu Lang sheng.

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>>9872554
when your tea is packaged like drugs, you know it's top stuff

>> No.9873767
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9873767

Because I would look retarded if I were to bring my tea set to work
>But Anon, there are reabags
I am a huge faggot and need to hear the chant of an albino monk while making my tea at the perfect temperature with leaves picked by dwarf elephants

>> No.9873780
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9873780

Because all I drink is coffee.

>> No.9873793

>>9873780
show bombs and vangene

>> No.9873876
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>>9873356
Kusmi Tea sells poor quality teas with a nice packaging at exorbitant prices. It's marketed at young women..

>> No.9873942

Post your tea inventory anons

Don't have a pic on me, but right now I have some old shincha, gyokuro, a little shui xian, jasmine white tea, and some dong ding and alishan. I'm definitely running dry, can't wait for my orders to arrive.

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>>9873942
Discounting herbals and a few cakes I don't want to disturb, this is about everything. What have you got in the mail, anon? I'm curious about Japanese greens, especially gyokuro.

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>>9873780

>> No.9874362
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9874362

I am

inb4 not being weebshit
inb4 bags

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>>9874251
I see Yunnan, W2T and What-cha in there. Nice sources! Is that a Bu Lang near the center? I'm all about those spicy, woodsy flavors and wanted to get a daily drinker.

As for the teas I got, it's pic related and also a couple oolong and pu-erh samples from Yunnan Sourcing.

>> No.9874402

>>9874362
teabags are fine if you're drinking tisanes!

>> No.9874435

>>9874251
Oh, as for the Japanese greens, I highly recommend Yuuki-cha. They have a decent price range and very high quality tea.

Japanese green tea is definitely the fussiest tea to brew in my experience. The water being slightly too hot or oversteeping the leaves just a bit can make it taste horrible. I recommend practicing with some affordable sencha before you try gyokuro. Also, I definitely wouldn't brew it in a gaiwan.

>> No.9874773

Where should I get some good lapsang?

>> No.9875542

>>9874773
Yunnan Sourcing?

>> No.9875550

>>9873780
Hey what's your number qt

>> No.9875751

>>9872519
If I weren't having several beers right now I'd probably be drinking tea.

Why is your tea so foamy though?

>> No.9875789

picked up some yorkshire tea from tj maxx on sale (they always have cheap, decent bagged tea). That shit is fucking niiiice. SO malty and bitter. Literally tastes like burned toast. Great rec from the last thread.

>> No.9875798

>>9874362
this shit is an old favorite. Tastes like marzipan

>> No.9875805

>>9873767
I feel you. Don't want to be the workplace weeb.

>> No.9875809

>>9874435
no gaiwan for nippon greens?

>> No.9875816

Because I drank all my tea 15 minutes ago and am going to sleep soon so I wont make another cup. I would say that is quite an acceptable excuse.

Also I am at a relatives house and all they have is some tin of loose leaf jasmine tea and bags of liptons crap. Guess I will have to go and buy some tomorrow.

>> No.9875822

>>9875809
Nah, japanese stuff is more suited to be brewed in a pot. Just try brewing a premium sencha in a gaiwan and you'll know what I mean.

>> No.9875869

>>9875822
I've tried some steamed greens in a gaiwan and the only way I can describe the taste is latex. Is that what you mean?

>> No.9875881

>>9875869
For me it comes out very muddy, bitter and almost rotten. Lots of the leaves come out of the gaiwan as well as sencha leaves are small.

>> No.9875889

I'm drinking alcohol. I'm an alcoholic. It's 3:30am.

>> No.9875899

>>9874251
You order those internationally? Where do you buy them?

>> No.9875961

>>9875899
Not the poster but from what I can see

Yunnan Sourcing, one of the greatest sourcers for Chinese teas. Amazing selection of pu-ers and oolongs with great prices.

White2Tea, a hip, modern website that has lots of pu-erh. They specialize in young shengs, and they're definitely more costly.

What-cha, a decent UK sourcer. It's where I first ordered tea from. Has a nice selection with some very unorthodox and exclusive teas, however they tend not to be especially fantastic for their relatively high prices.

>> No.9875963

>>9875961
thank you.

>> No.9875966

>>9875963
no prob

>> No.9876041

Tea makes me pee to the point of dehydration.

>> No.9876294

>>9872519
kinda sensitive to stimulants, makes my heart race. I think cups of tea/coffee are kind of meme now that ive stopped drinking them fir a while

>> No.9876331

>>9876294
It's funny how differently people can respond to these things. I (>>9874251) get no stimulation whatsoever out of tea, nor even coffee unless I drink a ton of it; I just like the taste.
If caffeine hits you that hard then I don't blame you for dropping it. I had a long amphetamine phase, and that's no way to live.

>>9874398
That cake is a 2003 shou, I don't recall the name or region. It was like $77/357g, and while it may be the best shou I've had, I probably wouldn't spend that much on it again.

>>9874435
I'll check out Yuuki-cha, ty. Would you recommend a kyusu for Jap greens?

>>9875899
The poster below you summed it up nicely. YS is my go-to, they're especially good for pu'er. If you're just getting into loose leaf tea, What-Cha is a good place to look; the selection is well-curated, and while you might not get a great product, you can be sure it's at least good.

>> No.9876360

>>9874283
damn good coffee

>> No.9876382

It's the morning so I'm obviously drinking beer.

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>>9872519
I drink five cups of Spearmint Tea a day, it's a fucking addiction at this point.

>> No.9877356

Any tips for Gong Fu brewing? Got a gaiwan for christmas and tested it out, but I think I used too much leaves. I think it's a 150mL gaiwan

>> No.9877807

Lol what's with complicated brewing process for Puer.

Can't I just let it steep in hot water for 30 seconds and drink it? Is all that rinsing really necessary?

>> No.9877871

>>9877807
On further investigation there seem to be 2 main styles of brewing. Western and gong-fu.

>> No.9877881

>>9872519
Because its late and i'm in my bed reading posts. Drinking While you'r laying is retarded

>> No.9877894

>>9876331
Yes, a kyusu will work great. I have this one (https://yunnansourcing.com/collections/teapots-glazed-ceramic-porcelain-and-glass/products/brick-red-glaze-ceramic-kyusu-teapot-190ml)) and it's lovely.

>>9877356
When I first got a gaiwan I brewed things very meticulously and scientifically so they would be "perfect". Tea is an art, not a science. With practice, you'll sort of develop a sense for brewing tea in a gaiwan (how much leaf to use, water temperature, etc). As for some basic tips, remember that the volume of a leaf can vary greatly. Using the same volume of black dragon pearls as you would use for da hong pao will create disgustingly bitter tea. A small scale for weighing tea is a great investment. Also, make sure your water is not too hot, and that you've heated the gaiwan before the first steep.

>>9877807
What kind of puer?

>> No.9877915

>>9877894

Yeah I made sure to heat my gaiwan. I followed a guide on how much to use and how long to steep, the steeping times were fine, but with how much volume my Ti Kuan Yin takes up when hydrated I should definitely cut back on how much I use.

>> No.9877985

>>9877894
Ooh that's a pretty piece.
As for your path with gaiwaneering, I had a very similar experienece- at first I would weigh out five grams or whatever of leaf every time, and count each steep's time in my head (usually starting at five seconds and increasing by five per steep). Eventually I just stopped giving a shit and went by the intuition I had developed, and all that's different is that it's less stressful than autastically monitoring everything. It's still worth measuring ball-rolled oolongs though, lest risk overflowing the gaiwan. I totally agree that tea noobs should invest in a small scale; they're like $12 and very handy.

>>9877915
It's normal for TGY and the like to expand to basically fill the whole gaiwan. Note that it takes a bit for those teas to unfurl; you might want to give a long-ish (15-20 sec) first infusion and then flash steeps for the next few.

>>9877807
It's not really that complicated, especially considering how forgiving pu'er tends to be (especially shou). You don't usually need to worry about overdoing the temperature, for instance.
A single rinse is a good idea considering there's a bunch of living stuff in there; it's not too likely to make you sick or anything, but it's a good idea to clear those things out.

>> No.9877990

>>9877915
Practice makes perfect! I'd recommend practicing with cheaper oolongs if you feel that you're not brewing your Tieguanyin well. Since they expand so much, I keep a teaspoon next to me so i can shift the leaves around.

>> No.9878078

>>9873183
I have one of the ingenuiTEA pots and love it. Same basic concept

>> No.9878103

>>9878078

Yeah I have the ingenuitea teapot, works well.

>> No.9878527
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Drinking pic related, Earl Grey with a hint of vanilla and blue bergamot flowers - pretty damn good

>> No.9878628

>>9878527
Adagio TARDIS blend

>> No.9878696

>drinking magical herbs fron chyna

>> No.9878797
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>>9878696
>not harnessing maximum sheng cha qi to perfect your arhat chakras and defeat the ten elemental masters
get a load of this baka goy

>> No.9879735

>>9873942
>old shincha

>> No.9879811

>>9872519
That is not tea it is beer on your picture.
And i am drinking such fermented tea myself.

>> No.9879822

>>9879735
Not that anon, but I have some too. Yes, it kind of defeats the purpose but certain kinds might sell out and it's easier to ship a bunch at once. I refrigerate the unopened bags if there's any I can't get to fast enough.

>> No.9879866

>>9872519
I-I'm in line at a bakery anon please excuse me

>> No.9879871

>>9873876
> tfw sister is young woman
> she knows I like tea
> wants to give me some premium tea for christmas
> gets me kusmi
Feels prety bad

>> No.9879939

>>9879735
It used to be new lol

>> No.9879948

>>9879811
could be kombucha

>> No.9879988

>>9872519
What faggot tea bubbles up like that?

>> No.9880999
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9880999

I enjoy genmaicha

>> No.9881390

>>9874773
where does anyone get good lapsang anymore? safeway, giant, and wholefoods don't carry it anymore, even though they used to 10 years ago.

kroger's and my local supermercados don't carry it anymore, and fuck amazon.

where does a human get lapsang anymore

>> No.9881434

>>9875751
That's how we drink tea in sahara have you ever heard Tea in the Sahara by The Police?
>>9879811
Nah just halal tea 100% halal

>> No.9881450

>all these people not drinking their black tea with milk
my pity goes

>> No.9881663

>>9881434
Why would tea not be halal? Too much caffeine? I looked this up quickly and didn't see a good explanation.

>>9881450
High quality black tea really doesn't benefit from milk. Try it sometime, you might be surprised.

>> No.9883155

>>9881390
None of those are acceptable sources to begin with lol. I know a lot of sites with lapsang but idk which one I should go for

>> No.9883324

https://yunnansourcing.com/products/2017-yunnan-sourcing-rooster-king-ripe-pu-erh-tea-cake

Just ordered one of these spicy cocks

>> No.9885517

>>9873157
Jfc that’s a lot of tea

>> No.9885523

>>9873767
Me 2 tho

>> No.9886183

>>9872519
I got some Japanese Sencha today. I steeped 2 teaspoons in an infuser for 2 and a half minutes after letting the water cool for about a minute after removing it from heat.

It's kind of bitter. Is there a better way to do this?

>> No.9886202
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picked this up a few days ago
very enjoyable

>> No.9886946

>>9886183
If it's decent sencha and you're already using a lot of leaf then try steeping no longer than a minute.

>letting the water cool for about a minute after removing it from heat.
That's probably still too hot.

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9887325

here's what my wishlist looks like right now

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>>9887325
scratch that, it needed some white and green tea

>> No.9887380

>>9886183
Ether
- too much tea
- water too hot
- infusing for too long

2 teaspoons is kinda a lot I think

>> No.9887383

>>9880999
It's great to drink throughout the day.

>> No.9887386

>>9880999
genmaicha makes me hungry, nice before a meal

>> No.9887678

>>9883155
https://www.harney.com/products/lapsang-souchong

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>>9872519
Too busy drinking coffee.

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>>9887693
you are missing a lot soyboy

>> No.9888075 [DELETED] 

>>9888068
If you say so but only fags drink the herbal jew

>> No.9888297

did anybody get anything tea related for xmas? i got a bunch of wuyi oolonga from adagio, coocnut green from harney, then a sampler pack of that. the gf got me some local loose blends

>> No.9888447

Tea is gay water

>> No.9888648

>>9888297
I got some genmaicha and tulsi, unfortunately both bagged. I'll at least try them out.

>> No.9889649

The only flavored tea I've tried so far and liked is Constant Comment. Any recs for loose leaf versions or similar stuff that I might like?

>> No.9889670

>>9872519

cuz I've put away 4 bottles of wine today and am only slightly tipsy. I think my family might have realised I have a drinking problem

>> No.9889928
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Does anyone here know where to get minimalistic/modern teaware?
I'm a huge fan of Bitterleaf's selection but a lot of their nicer looking stuff are out of stock. I've been looking into Taobao but I'm still unfamiliar with the site and there are a lot of sellers to go through.
Pls send recs.

>> No.9889931

>>9872519
i'm enoarosxic

>> No.9889938

>>9872519
Because it's the one time of year that my parents don't complain about my obvious alcoholism.
They told me not to buy any booze for Christmas since they would have loads and they didn't disappoint and it would be rude of me not to get stuck in.

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just got some rly nice black tea, jin jun mei, decided i want to buy a nice mug + infuser. i see this yixing zisha teamugs + infusers, but holy fuk they look like u gotta RLY look after them well. pic relate thinking of getting one of these. would like to get a glass one + infuser as i like to watch the tea in the cup but cant find any that i like as much as these

maybe i should just look harder for glass mug/cup + infuser around these capacity

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>>9891635
>tfw out of stock

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-z5t1qhxzFk

>> No.9892120

>>9872519
im not some anglo cuck. im drinking beer

>> No.9892364

>tea pets

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QYKuzj6Sjs

yo wtf lol kawaii

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9892379

because I am no britbong

>> No.9892426

>>9892379
is that yak butter tea?

>> No.9892536

I noticed you and this is my response

are you feeling better about yourself now?

>> No.9892567

>>9892536
depends who r u replying to?

>> No.9892672

Is it true green tea will turn me into a soyboy?

>> No.9892848

>>9892672
no

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>> No.9892916

Actually had a cup of hot tea this morning. Definitely switching to tea instead of coffee in the mornings now.

>> No.9893324

>>9892916
been thinking about making loose leafed too into iced tea recently desu, but without the sugar. just a normal tea but poured over ice after infusion

>> No.9893377

>>9872519
>cold tea
>windows
>firefox
>default theme
end it bro

>> No.9894834

>>9892910
THAT. IS. NOT. TEA.

>> No.9895034

>>9872519
But I am!
I just had two cups of Tsar Nicholas black tea

>> No.9895631

>>9888068
What is the pot? Looks cute

>> No.9896208

>>9895034
i see this at the russian market. its pretty cheap so i was wondering if it was good or not

>> No.9896260

>>9896208
it is, try it sometime

>> No.9896268

>>9873767
>I am a huge faggot and need to hear the chant of an albino monk while making my tea at the perfect temperature with leaves picked by dwarf elephants
Made my day

>> No.9896289

>>9873767
>Because I would look retarded if I were to bring my tea set to work
why not just get a mug with an infusor?

>> No.9896482

>>9896289
This! Or just buy one of those ingenuiTEA pots

>> No.9897394

>>9896482
>>9896289
Because "Muh leaves can't properly expand"
Actually I just found out about these "Connoisseur Tea Brewers", maybe these are the answer to good tea on the go. A Gongfu style tea set is also very simple but has a few too many pieces to break
I would only need hot water, a cup, tea leaves and this mug while playing an mp3 file of the albino monk chanting
Technology, I swear

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>>9897394
Here's the mug I forgot to upload

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>>9872519
I am drinking tea, made my own cup (pic related)

>> No.9897481

>>9897477
Are you Australian?

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>>9897401
You'd be happier with pic related

>> No.9897984

>>9897855

This is an accurate assertion.

>> No.9899040

Anyone have a suggestion for an electric kettle in the $50 or less range? Preferably something small I can keep at the office

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9899104

I've drank lots of good loose leaf tea, I like it. My personal favourite is still cheap black tea bags with a bit of milk. Old habits die hard.

>> No.9899409

>>9872519
Reccomendations for some tea that I can find on amazon or in a grocery store? Black or green in particular. I like tea but not to the point Im going to go out of my way for it.

>> No.9899445

>>9899409
What kind of teaware you got? You're not asking for bagged tea recommendations, right?

>> No.9899608

>>9899445
The usual stuff; kettle, pot, cups, filter. And no bagged tea, loose or compressed leaves

>> No.9899704

>>9899608
If you need a cheap daily drinker and care more about the price than the product then I'd go for this: https://www.amazon.com/Davidsons-Tea-Bulk-Sencha-16-Ounce/dp/B000SAPX8G/ref=sr_1_4_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1514531652&sr=8-4&keywords=loose%2Bsencha&th=1

if you're willing to drop more money this is much higher quality: https://www.amazon.com/CHAGANJU-Sencha-Loose-Certified-Organic/dp/B01E4C982U/ref=sr_1_3_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1514531557&sr=8-3&keywords=sencha

>> No.9899765

>>9899608
dont listen to anybody else. if youre in the states, order some Yorkshire Tea from Taylors of Harrogate online. It is unironically stronger and more bitter than most coffee you'll get anywhere. It's a fantastic starter tea and by far the best bagged black daily drinker you will find.

>> No.9899783

>>9872519
Tea flavored tea is subpar, unless you add lemon to it.
Instead I do enjoy those other flavors from twinings and similar.

>> No.9899809

>>9873167
I actually really dislike Big Red Robe, its a bit too dark and coffee/earthy for me. ive taken a liking to Tieguanyin, naixang and pretty much any other Darjeeling you can find though.

>> No.9899814
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Do you guys really care the temperature at which your tea brews? Does it really make that big of a difference?

Also, what electric kettle do you use?

>> No.9899827

>>9872519
I forgot my tea at home.

I've got half a gallon of Sun brewed, unsweetened green/ black tea sitting on my sink.

>> No.9899923

>>9899827
are you giving yourself an enema with it? that sounds horrific

>> No.9900286

>>9899704
>https://www.amazon.com/Davidsons-Tea-Bulk-Sencha-16-Ounce/dp/B000SAPX8G/ref=sr_1_4_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1514531652&sr=8-4&keywords=loose%2Bsencha&th=1
Has anyone had this Davidson's tea before? I'm considering getting it.