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	This beautifully crafted tray is made of Ji chi mu, a Chinese wood indigenous to Hainan Island. Ji chi mu, or “chicken feather” wood gets its name from its appearance, whose tangential grain resembles the patterns of bird feathers. Sturdier than bamboo trays, this is a high quality, dense wood that is known for its strength and beauty. Sitting underneath the tray is a black, plastic drawer that easily slides out, for catching excess water. Measures 10.5” W X 15” L X 2.5” H Price $82.00 Product Code: XB100 Qty:

Description   Gaiwan & Yixing Brewing Guide   White Tea Green Tea Less-Oxidized Oolong Tea Oxidized Oolong Tea  Black Tea Pu-erh Tea Leaf Quantity One half of a gaiwan One quarter of a gaiwan One third of a gaiwan or a Yixing teapot One half of a gaiwan or a Yixing teapot One quarter of a gaiwan One third of a gaiwan or a Yixing teapot Water Temperature 180 degrees F 170 to 185 degrees F 180 to 210 degrees F 190 to 210 degrees F 210 degrees F, near boiling  212 degrees F, full, rolling boil Infusion Time 30 seconds; add 5 seconds to subsequent infusions 30 seconds; add 5 seconds to subsequent infusions 30 seconds; add 5 seconds to subsequent infusions 30 seconds; add 5 seconds to subsequent infusions 30 seconds; add 5 seconds to subsequent infusions After rinsing once infuse 30 seconds; add 5 seconds to subsequent infusions Examples Yinzhen Silver Needle, White Peony Dragon Well, Sencha Wen Shan Pouchong,  Tieguanyin Oriental Beauty, Twelve Trees Oolong Keemun, Darjeeling, Ceylon Orange Pekoe Tuocha, Beencha Read the One-Minute Tea Tip about different tea methodologies >>

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