Brewing in unglazed clay, however,
improves the quality of the tea. If an unglazed clay teapot, like an
Yixing pot, is used to brew extremely high quality tea over a long
period of time, the high-grade tea will permeate the pot’s walls.
When using the same pot to brew a lower quality of tea, it will taste
better than it normally does and, as a result, it might be impossible
to replicate the quality when returning home to brew your newly
purchased tea.
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Porcelain Vendors
What does it
mean to brew tea in porcelain? When you buy from a vendor who brews
your samples in porcelain, the vendor is basically saying, “I have
confidence in the quality of my tea and I have nothing to hide.” My
favorite vendors will also let me choose the standard used when
comparing tea (either 3g and 5 minutes or 5g and 3 minutes).
Porcelain does not enhance the quality of the tea like unglazed clay
so what you taste in the shop is pretty easy to replicate with the
brew ware you use at home.
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