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About Me
- Michal Tallo
- Bratislava, Slovakia
- Necessary to say, I'm not a native English speaker (as you have probably already figured out from my entries), so please forgive me my mistakes and limited use of language. Other than that, I am an eternal student deeply appreciating good tea and all joys connected to it. Among my other interests is poetry – apart from reading, I also try to do my best in writing it. Then goes film, which is a big passion of mine as well as my field of study. Naturally, I would like to continue and deepen these interests in the future.
Interesting blogs
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Printemps 2025 Jinxuan Oolong d'Alishan - Mon premier Oolong de haute montagne du printemps 2025 est disponible! Il provient du terroir de Ruifeng, Meishan/Alishan que vous pouvez voir sur ces pho...
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2005 Yang Qing Hao “Old Tree” Limited - I only had a small sample of this 7 tong production when I tried this back in 2021. But for the sake of anyone interested here is the link to the notes...5 weeks ago
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Noborigama - Early in my tea journey I started to collect teapots from Tokoname, Japan. I was so impressed by this functional artwork that it spawned me two pursuits. F...3 years ago
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More teas - 2003 Xiaguan Jia Ji, 2005 Menghai Gu Cha, 2007 Haiwan Purple Bud - The nice thing about digging up old boxes with teas is that you find stuff you forgot you had. Today, it's three more, sorted by how good I found them (des...5 years ago
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Banzhang Chun Qing - 10 years old - Revisited - Hi Tea Friends! For 15 years I've been a puer tea collector. My puer collection lives behind this curtain in the corner of my office where it stays dark,...
5 years ago
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Black magda kyusu by Petr Novak ?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
Happy new year !
Happy new year Michal.
ReplyDeleteWhat was the first tea of the year ?
Very inspirating photo.
Sébastien, Lionel,
ReplyDeleteI apologize for the late reply - had quite a busy beginning of the year :-)
Yes, this is a Black magda kyusu by Petr Novak, my favorite peace of pottery for Korean tea.
And my first tea of the year - if I remember right - was a simple, humble Sencha from Miyazaki - an everyday tea, but very good nevertheless.
Also, better late than never - Happy new year to you, too!