Tag Archives: teaism
2020 Dung Ding
My supplies of Bai Mu Dan, my morning leaf of choice, were rapidly dwindling, so I had to either make an order sharpish, or risk going without.
Hong Yu White
I first spotted these leaves when I was logged onto House of Tea to re-stock on their Bai Mu Dan.
2010 Yi Wu Hai Lang Hao Wild Arbor Sheng – Part 2
I knew I’d give in to temptation sooner or later.
Pi Luo Chun
This tea came my way in the form of a free 3 gram sample that was included in a recent order I made over at House of Tea.
2011 Nan Nuo Shou
This was one of a pair of beengs I recently bought to help prop up the shou side of my stash.
A Place For Everything…
…and everything in its place… When I unexpectedly found the remains of a tuo that I thought I’d polished off some time ago it became apparent that I really needed to re-organise my stash.
Steeper At The Gates Of Dawn
Or, “Ode To Some Beautiful Leaves I Infused On My Balcony One Midsummer Morning”
Si Ji Chun
These leaves landed on my tea table as so many others have done in the form of a free 3 gram sample that was kindly included in an order I placed over at House of Tea.
2009 Xia Guan Jia Ji Raw
I bought this tuo in mid-April as part of my efforts to shore up the pu side of my stash.
Reon Spout Strainer
Recently I was moving my teaware cupboard to make better use of our kitchen countertop real estate, and in doing so rediscovered an old pot that I’d kind of half forgotten.
