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Olive Nuclear Charcoal
Encounter a heart-warming tea container, taking a sip or two of light and elegant tea in the middle of a busy schedule; between touch and vision, clearly comprehend heaven, earth and people of nature and ingenuity.
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Description
- Material: Olive
- Origin: Chaozhou, Guangdong
- Charcoal needs air circulation when burning, so the inside of the furnace should be kept properly ventilated, and the charcoal content should be three-fifths of that in the stove.
- The charcoal and charcoal is stacked in a staggered manner so that the charcoal fire is not only strong but also does not reach the pot. Each kind of charcoal is very particular about the selection of materials and the production of burning, and it is made by burning paper in an ancient way.
- Some charcoal particles may appear slightly smoky, and I hope you can understand that this is unavoidable, please be aware.
- Tea, as a part of traditional Chinese culture, has long surpassed the scope of everyday drinks and become an elegant art. In this story, we witness the wonderful combination of tea and water, fire and charcoal, and how they together create a unique tea tasting experience.
- In the exquisite world of Chaozhou Gongfu tea, the ratio of water to tea is crucial. Eight parts water, ten parts tea, this is not just a simple numerical ratio, it represents a spirit of pursuit of perfection. When Olive Nuclear Charcoal is combined with a clay stove and a sand pot, eight-tenths of the water instantly becomes very mellow and the taste of the tea reaches its peak.
- Olive Nuclear Charcoal, a unique fuel, is famous for its unique aroma and long-lasting firepower. It not only makes water fragrant and mellow, but also makes the taste of tea richer. With the cooperation of Chaozhou Gongfu tea's clay stove and sand pot, the burning of olive charcoal makes the tea fragrance overflow and the water vapor linger, forming a unique tea culture experience.
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In an ancient book from the Qing Dynasty, there is a story about tea.
A few wealthy people who were particular about drinking tea were sipping tea in the courtyard when suddenly a beggar came and asked for tea. After tasting the tea, the beggar commented that the tea leaves were OK, the water was good, but the fire was not good enough. The host was puzzled and asked if the three-year-old camphor charcoal was any good. The beggar replied that his family once had a fortune of millions, but it was all spent on drinking tea. He used Olive Nuclear Charcoal, which produced no fire when burned. This story not only reveals the profound heritage of tea culture but also shows us the close connection between tea and fire. - The fire is gentle and not too fierce. It is designed for brewing tea, so you can enjoy the fragrance of tea while also enjoying the fun of brewing tea. This Olive Nuclear Charcoal is very durable and has a light aroma, making it ideal for brewing tea. Use it with Olive Nuclear Charcoal for a better effect, so you can enjoy a cup of fragrant Gongfu tea.
- The combination of tea and water, the blending of fire and charcoal, allows us to see a world full of wisdom and beauty. In this world, every cup of tea carries a love for life and a pursuit of perfection. Whether it is a clay stove, a sand pot, or Olive Nuclear Charcoal, they are all an indispensable part of tea culture, and together they create a unique tea tasting experience.
Olive Nuclear Charcoal
$35.37
500 g