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Having trouble with a clogged spout in a small Yixing pot - it's about 80ml.
Doesn't have the internal clay strainer. Have been drinking various tuo cha lately at work and they all seem to be very 'bitty'; seem to have thick bits of stalk that regularly clog the spout. Haven't had this much bother with any other loose or compressed pu'ers using the same pot. My Wu Yi and other oolongs are fine. Is it just the bitty nature of tuo cha that doesn't like this particular pot or am I getting ripped off with poor tuo cha?. Tea tastes/looks fine otherwise. I'm thinking about getting a slightly larger pot, say 100ml with a bigger (diameter) spout and orifices. Cheers Mal Oz (Drinking: 2000 Phoenix cooked tuo cha; 1988 Xiaguan raw tuo cha) |
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