Thursday, February 22, 2007

Yixing teapots!!!! Loving it!



I have been so busy since new year! here are some yixing teapots that I have bought except 3 were given to me as Christmas presents and valentine gifts!

i am so into these teapots! The gaiwan on the right was given by Jose, and the top left teapot was from mom! She bought it from Chinatown, quite pricey! i also bought a tea tray for myself for $110 bucks from a flea market downtown!

the rest of the teapots i bought it when i was out shopping. couldn't remember the price but i remembered i paid quite a lot for them.

most probably i will get them online next time.

i had tasted quite a number of teas lately as well but didnt have the time to blog about it!

gotta run!



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Wednesday, January 10, 2007

Shui Xian chinese oolong tea



Shui Xian Tea, i brewed different shui xian sampler from Teacuppa today. One was very strong with aroma and richer in its flavor, the other one has a milder aroma and lighter in its flavor. Both has different tasting notes. But i prefer the milder one. the lighter liquid is the milder one.

Their teas so far has not dissapointed me. I just orderes 4 oz of the milder Shui Xian and waiting for the delivery. :)

I am planning to get the famous 4 Wuyi Teas from them in future but would wait till i learn to drink and appreciate more teas first.


On other notes, i have been extremely busy with a new projects coming up. I need to sketch out a advert for a billboard for a new club in town! ...

Stressing out! Cioaz!

Sunday, December 31, 2006

Healthy, Delicious yet Elegant as a Gift! (3 keywords)

Healthy, Delicious yet Elegant as a Gift! ...taken from Teacuppa.com

10 reasons to choose Tea as a gift:

1. Strengthen your immune system and reduce your risk of cancer
2. Prevent tooth decay and fight bad breath
3. Protect your heart
4. Build stronger bones
5. Prevent aging and cleanse your intestines
6. Eliminate body fat (do not add sugar, cream, honey or milk to your tea)
7. Boost memory and reduce your risk of Alzheimer's disease
8. Reduce blood sugar level (do not add sugar, cream, honey or milk to your tea)
9. Suitable for everyone from old to a young child
10. Simply delicious

Saturday, December 30, 2006

Happy New Year

Happy new year to all bloggers!

Maybe the new year bring happiness to everyone!

Happy New Year

Happy new year to all bloggers!

Maybe the new year bring happiness to everyone!

Saddam to be hanged

Wow, they really hang him!

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Saddam Hussein, among the world’s most brutal dictators, struggled briefly after American military guards handed him over to Iraqi executioners. But as his final moments approached, he grew calm. Dressed in a black coat and trousers, he clutched a Quran as he was led to the gallows, and in one final moment of defiance, refused to have a hood pulled over his head.
After a quarter-century of remorseless brutality that killed countless thousands and led Iraq into disastrous wars against the United States and Iran, Saddam was executed before sunrise Saturday.
A man whose testimony led to Saddam’s conviction and execution said he was shown the body because “everybody wanted to make sure that he was really executed.”

Thursday, December 28, 2006

Ti Guan Yin Oolong Tea review


I tried 2 different brand of tie guan yin. one from teacuppa anxi ti guan yin and another one ten ren tie guan yin. The top one from Teacuppa.com while the bottom one is from Ten Ren. Somehow i cant find the photo with teacuppa oolong tea infusion. But compared to the ten ren infusion, teacuppa infusion was yellow-greenish.

Both tea has different taste. The Teacuppa one has more greenish ti guan yin taste while the one from Ten Ren was more roasted taste of oolong tea. both teas are unique. it is hard for me to judge as both tea has different characteristic. Somehow i prefer the greenish oolong from teacuppa as it gives me a fresh tea leaves aroma and taste.

Get them to judge them yourself!

Teacuppa anxi ti guan yin can be seen at http://www.teacuppa.com/An-Xi-Tie-Guan-Yin.asp
This ten ren tea can be found at http://www.tenren.com/darool2ndgra.html