A complete stack of 80's Guang Yun Gong Beengs, company with Hun Yins, 80's 8582s. 2 Cupboards full of 20's-80's zhu ni and other fun pots.
Also my pick of a 30's Zhu Ni pot. What do you think, did I picked a good one?
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that is beautiful. i've never seen so many lined up together.
Steven, For fine raw bings. enclosed aging (plastic wrap or caddy storage) can refine the fermentation. The period of storage might increase, so does the quality and the complexity of the tea.
This depends on the collector/vendor intension. To have a greater aged bing or to gain profit with 5-20 yrs.
Very classic pear-shaped zhu ni! Nice!
Ditto on what Davelcorp said above *shivers*.
Are those real old Hongyin? Because they look like the "revival" Hongyin -- the paper look too crisp and new.
1 wrapped at the bottom is 50's, top are later.
And there are a full stack unopened 50's at the very bottom..... $$$$$
Hmmm, a full stack of unopened Hongyin? Hmmmm. I get really suspicious these days of these claims.
The pot looks nice. Do you know what was brewed in it before?
no idea.... I just put some phone numbers on your blog.
How absolutely beautiful!
You may of course link to my blog, and thanks for the comment!--your blog is lovely and I've definitely linked to you.
Tess
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hi there toki!
those pots are indeed a treasure!
would like to ask where those (on the shelf) pots can be found in hong kong? id like to get myself one!
-darwin
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Good Luck Hunting. -T
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