lazyliteratus
,@lazyliteratus
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, A Young Yiwu Pu-Erh Afternoon, on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 8 months ago
Indeed, he is awesome. And, as for the metaphor. Like licking Atlantis. That’s about as clear as I can get.
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, World Tea Expo Nominations, Thoughts, on the site scandalous tea 9 years, 8 months ago
A good breakdown. Resharing!
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, A Young Yiwu Pu-Erh Afternoon, on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
Never had the Wild Monk, so I have no basis for comparison. Only got Nick’s to go on. And I think you’re winning the “meet cool tea people” race.
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, A Young Yiwu Pu-Erh Afternoon, on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
Yep, beat it only by a hair. But still an impressive feat.
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, A Young Yiwu Pu-Erh Afternoon, on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
As long as you come away with something, I’m satisfied.
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lazyliteratus wrote a new post on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
It’s an honest question.
For years, I was taught that, sure, a young sheng (raw) pu-erh could be good, but it had yet to reach its full potential. After all, pu-erh was meant to be aged – to mature over […]
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, A High Mountain Happy Accident, on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
Lucky! I liked it quite a bit. Something about Taiwanese blacks that just work.
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, Good Afternoon, Vietnamese Pu-Erh!, on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
Well aware of that. Fixing things, slowly. Back posts are taking awhile to re-update.
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, A High Mountain Happy Accident, on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
Nope, on purpose. I just do it intentionally when I don’t want to put in effort.
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, A High Mountain Happy Accident, on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
I wish I was the one who came up with it, but that honor belongs to another blogger. And, yes, different techniques do lead to different brews.
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, A High Mountain Happy Accident, on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
It was, wasn’t it? Dang rain.
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, A High Mountain Happy Accident, on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
Then my “work” here is done.
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, A High Mountain Happy Accident, on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
No upping necessary. Just drink ’til your spirit’s content.
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, A High Mountain Happy Accident, on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
I sometimes think grandpa style is the best way to do tea. If only for the laziness involved.
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, A Swift, Southern Caffeinated Kick in the Teeth, on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
I’ll get around to it.
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lazyliteratus wrote a new post on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
The late Bob Ross used to close his show with the line, “There are no mistakes, only happy accidents.”His philosophy – if it can be called that – holds true for a lot of things. Oolong, for starters, was a […]
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, A Swift, Southern Caffeinated Kick in the Teeth, on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
Not the Holy Grail, per se, but definitely a booster mug.
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, Quote Me On That, on the site Lord Devotea's Tea Spouts 9 years, 9 months ago
Oh, damn. Totally forgot to contribute a quote to this. I will show myself to the door.
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, A Swift, Southern Caffeinated Kick in the Teeth, on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
Thanks. Filter bags can be purchased just about anywhere. Uwajimaya comes to mind.
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, A Swift, Southern Caffeinated Kick in the Teeth, on the site Steep Stories 9 years, 9 months ago
You heard right. A tea leaf actually has more caffeine per surface area than a coffee bean. The difference in caffeine output comes with less tea leaves being used for a brew than for a coffee infusion.
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