Teaware Collection Tour

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A few people have asked about all of the teaware on the shelf behind me in my videos. Here's a tour of my collection. My camera work is a bit shaky but I think you'll get the idea. :)
Please let me know if you have questions about tea or if there is anything that you would like to see on the channel.
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28 мар 2020

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Комментарии : 41

@mrscottoncandydarlinglife 4 года назад

Hi Nicole , Love Tea !!! Thank you for sharing everything !!! Hugs 👍🏻😊💕

@teaformeplease 4 года назад

Thank you so much! 😊

@finelooseleaftea 4 года назад

So glad I spotted that you'd been putting up new content! Ran right to your channel and hit the notification bell. Love your collections!

@teaformeplease 4 года назад

Thank you so much!

@eusteareads8240 4 года назад

I just got a matcha chawan but your collection is inspiring me to buy more!

@teaformeplease 4 года назад

I must confess to possibly having too many but I really do love them all :)

@JinTV 4 года назад

Loved this!!!! I am voting for a tea stash video 🤗

@teaformeplease 4 года назад

That might take a lot longer 😂

@SamanthaRobinsonOnline 4 года назад

Wow, I love your Japanese teaware, so gorgeous! I feel like loving tea and loving books just kinda go hand in hand 😂

@teaformeplease 4 года назад

Thank you! Tea and books definitely go together 😁

@TeawithJann 4 года назад

Yay! Loved seeing everything. Thanks for sharing 🥰💕

@teaformeplease 4 года назад

So glad that you enjoyed it 😊

@kimberleyskyusu 4 года назад

I love videos like this! Thank you for sharing your tea collection with us! 💖🍵

@teaformeplease 4 года назад

Thank you! So glad you liked it. I love seeing what everyone has in their collections 😁

@miu.c.c. 3 года назад

Such a beautiful collection! I can understand that you love the rice pattern. It’s so beautiful 🥰

@teaformeplease 3 года назад

Thanks! They're definitely some of my favorites

@azayn2434 4 года назад

Amazing collection. All of those pieces are a work of art!

@teaformeplease 4 года назад

Thank you! I like to think of them that way :)

@emilyho1018 4 года назад

Very beautiful and interesting

@teaformeplease 4 года назад

Thank you!

@soyyomihkaylah 3 года назад

Beautiful 💖 I want to have my own collection too~ Please list all your books 💖

@teaformeplease 3 года назад

Thank you! I have A LOT of tea books so that might take a while 😄

@soyyomihkaylah 3 года назад

@@teaformeplease Looking forward to that 💖

@JackieAllen 4 года назад

Your collection is beautiful! So many of the pieces have a minimal design, which is an aesthetic I really appreciate. Also, this might be a silly question, but what is a show pour?

@teaformeplease 4 года назад

Thank you! My Chinese pronunciations are terrible, lol. I'm thinking I might have said shou puerh (aka the ripe or cooked kind)

@emmalouie1663 Год назад

Nice video. There are definitely certain items that make tea enjoyable. It would be interesting to know which pieces you use the absolute most and why. My only nice teapot is wrapped up in a box and in storage and I am brewing directly in cups with a strainer maybe not the best way to go but that is what I'm doing at the moment. Perhaps I'm mentally getting ready to brew differently. I have a couple Pu erh teas in stash that I want to try out. I've never brewed Pu erh at home.

@teaformeplease Год назад

Thanks! I definitely tend to use my plain porcelain gaiwans the most. They are the most neutral, making them the best vessel to use when I'm reviewing tea.

@charlesperez9976 2 года назад

Hiii! I am SUPER new to proper whole leaf tea,in fact,I literally,2 days ago ,seasoned a yixing pot,for Oolong. It is a tiny one,and I got tea drunk after no less then 12 brews,probably could have brewed a few more. I look forward to seasoning one of my other pots for that precious yellow tea! But I have a question,I have,well not a teapot,but some sort of serving vessel,it is a vessel,with a wood handle,and inside of that ,is a tinier bowl,and it sort of hangs there,and as I pour,it maintains a perfectly horizontal position! It’s magical,but I have no idea what it’s called🙄 Do you know what this is? I would appreciate your knowledge,and will happily view the rest of your videos,this is my first view😊

@teaformeplease 2 года назад

Congrats on your new pot! Getting really into tea is such an exciting journey. I think I know the kind of vessel you mean. They're sort of a hybrid teapot/gaiwan. Some companies call it a lazy gaiwan. 😂

@charlesperez9976 2 года назад

Ah haha,I appreciate your knowledge,thank you! Yes,tea is liquid poetry,it tells a tale,sings a song,teaches lessons. Tea is powerful that way.❤️

@samb2098 3 года назад

Do you recommend storing tea in glass containers in an open shelf ?

@teaformeplease 3 года назад

I wouldn't recommend it. Exposure to light will make your tea loose its flavor faster.

@JayJayFig54 2 года назад

Very lovely collection! I have a question about porcelain Gaiwans. In your experience, is it normal for their lids to have a rough edge that’s unglazed?

@teaformeplease 2 года назад

Thank you! Yes, I'd say it's pretty common for lids to have a rough edge. It can help with making sure the lid doesn't slip while you are pouring.

@JayJayFig54 2 года назад

@@teaformeplease Thank you, that helps to know. My only concern is that it may be porous and affect the taste of the tea (like Yixing teaware). But maybe it’s not very porous?

@teaformeplease 2 года назад

Usually not. Porcelain is fired at a higher temperature than yixing clay, for example. If you do get some tea stains a quick rub with a magic eraser will remove them.

@JayJayFig54 2 года назад

@@teaformeplease Very true. Thanks so much for your help!