This is one of those pots with no marks. I like these a lot. 95ml.
Very true. I use bottled water to brew teas very rarely. But when the alternative is unuseable tap water...
This is one of those pots with no marks. I like these a lot. 95ml.
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Very true. I use bottled water to brew teas very rarely. But when the alternative is unuseable tap water...
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Von Monstro // September 8, 2016 at 1:06 pm |
Little shuiping style pots like this are my favorites as well.
Hector Konomi // September 8, 2016 at 4:31 pm |
This one seems like it came from the WWI trenches. 🙂