Right now the rhododendrons are in full bloom at Nivaagaard Malerisamling in Nivaa, Northern Sealand. The flower picture I took a few weeks ago, though, was that of a magnolia… matching the bone china tea cups and gaiwan later…
Bringing my tea set, I was planning to find me a good place on a bench – but planning doesn´t always work out, and shouldn´t – the bench was in the shadow…
So, directly sitting on the grass and moss – even finer a place…
Bone china gaiwan (lidded tea bowl), matching cup, and pitcher – the tea is Feng Wan, a highly oxidized oolong from eastern china.
As above, so below.. reflections of the pine trees above.
Enjoy Nivaagaard park, enjoy summer… and please – drink some tea. Best, Ulla
Reklamer
Hej Ulla.
Denne sæsons shincha, er kommet. Jeg har købt 100g shincha i singtehus, og brygget den, i min lille japanske kande, jeg troede, den ville smage lidt tang agtigt, ligesom sencha medori, eller lidt gyukuro agtigt, men den smagte på en måde af mindre/mildere, og med en skarp og frisk eftersmag. Jeg kan anbefale den.
Hvor har du købt den Feng Wan te? Jeg kan umiddelbart ikke finde den, der hvor jeg plejer at lede, (på nettet og i forretninger).
Hilsen Tommas
Hej Tommas,
den er fra Perchs, og står under deres grønne teer… : )