Jan 4th, '14, 16:26
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Location: Back in the TeaCave atop Mt. Fuji
Re: Coaster
YES! Virtually every time. I usually use chataku. Sometimes I use unconventional items for coasters as well ...
Re: Coaster
I usually had coasters where I end up drinking my tea, but carrying the cup there was the challenge as it was hot. Until a recent O-Cha purchase I had been using small cups with handles, but my new cup doesn't have a handle.
Regarding the coaster, I see it as a new teaware item to research and purchase...so a bonus!
Regarding the coaster, I see it as a new teaware item to research and purchase...so a bonus!
Jan 5th, '14, 08:46
Posts: 87
Joined: Aug 20th, '13, 16:58
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Location: Maryland
Re: Coaster
My cups are always on something, be it a Tea Table or a coaster. Something is always around.
I do not have coasters bought specifically for my tea brewing though.
Shawn
I do not have coasters bought specifically for my tea brewing though.
Shawn
Re: Coaster
does using a saucer count?
My cup of choice right now is an western style teacup with saucer. Though I have chinese cast iron cup as well, also with a leaf-shaped saucer, but since I'm experimenting right now, and it's black on the inside of the cup, I'm using the other one cause it's white lol.
My cup of choice right now is an western style teacup with saucer. Though I have chinese cast iron cup as well, also with a leaf-shaped saucer, but since I'm experimenting right now, and it's black on the inside of the cup, I'm using the other one cause it's white lol.
Jan 6th, '14, 09:37
Posts: 445
Joined: Mar 25th, '13, 23:03
Location: Lexington Park, Maryland
Re: Coaster
At home, no. In the office, I've been using the same folded up paper towel for coming on two years now...
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