Porcelain vs Ceramic Gaiwan
For most tea drinkers, porcelain is the better all-purpose gaiwan because it is relativ...
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What Shape Gaiwan Is Best?
The best gaiwan shape depends on how you brew, what tea you drink, and how much control ...
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What Size Gaiwan Should I Use?
For most individual tea drinkers, a 100–120 ml gaiwan is the most versatile starting...
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How Does a Gaiwan Affect Tea?
A gaiwan affects tea mainly by controlling heat, extraction, aroma, and pouring speed...
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What Is a Gaiwan?
A gaiwan is a traditional Chinese tea vessel made of three parts—a bowl, a lid, and a saucer. It ...
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If You Had $50 / $100 / $200 for One Piece of Teaware, Where Would You Spend It?
If I had $50, $100, or $200 to spe...
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