New Adventures in Tea Obsessions
This is Chapter 2 regarding my interest Gong Fu Cha. That's right. I got a tea making set. And by me, I mean somebody else whose kitchen items I have weekly access to.
This is Yun Nan Ming Zhu Pu Erh. (third tea down on the link) It was dried in the moonlight, and its flavour gets better with age. This one can age for 10-20 years.
The same bowl with a lid for straining. This was a cheap mildly chipped set. This strainer is Ching Dynasty.
Using the grill as a water catching table is a stroke of genius, no?
Well, I was impressed.
Click the 'tea' tag to see the previous post and learn how to make tea. Keep in mind that the guy in the video is CRAZY.
And that listening to Chinese folk music is one of the steps.
This is Yun Nan Ming Zhu Pu Erh. (third tea down on the link) It was dried in the moonlight, and its flavour gets better with age. This one can age for 10-20 years.
The same bowl with a lid for straining. This was a cheap mildly chipped set. This strainer is Ching Dynasty.
Using the grill as a water catching table is a stroke of genius, no?
Well, I was impressed.
Click the 'tea' tag to see the previous post and learn how to make tea. Keep in mind that the guy in the video is CRAZY.
And that listening to Chinese folk music is one of the steps.
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