tools of the trade
!the perfect set!
for your greens and whites--use a guywan to keep temp down.
oolongs -- use clay/yixing.
blacks -- porcelain ofcourselain.
pu-erhs -- stoneware.
flower/herb/flavored -- glass (Schott Jena Glas) this is good german
glass and wont break.

icetea
anyone have any other combos

"icetea" > wrote in message

> !the perfect set!
> for your greens and whites--use a guywan to keep temp down.

To keep temp down ? Is that so hot in the room you brew tea ?

Kuri

A teapot has other ergonometrics besides material. A few that come to
mind from discussions in the past
price,size,handle,durability,spout,lid,aesthetics, cleaning. My minimum
requirement is the agony of the leaves. If there is a glass pot I
can't break I'd like to know more. I'm using glass pots with cradles
which helps somewhat.

Jim

icetea wrote:
> tools of the trade
> !the perfect set!
> for your greens and whites--use a guywan to keep temp down.
> oolongs -- use clay/yixing.
> blacks -- porcelain ofcourselain.
> pu-erhs -- stoneware.
> flower/herb/flavored -- glass (Schott Jena Glas) this is good german
> glass and wont break.
>
> icetea
> anyone have any other combos