Two Cups, One Pot: Tea Gift Set for Two
A tea gift set: a jade ceramic teapot with two cups, two loose-leaf tea blends and a smoky quartz tea strainer
The jade pot holds 200 ml and each cup 50 ml, so one pot is two small cups each, about the length of one conversation. The first pot is pale, green and white tea with apple and cinnamon. The second is darker, pu-erh with berries, made when nobody has got up to leave.
Two Cups, One Pot: Tea Gift Set for Two is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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A tea gift set: a jade ceramic teapot with two cups, two loose-leaf tea blends and a smoky quartz tea strainer
The jade pot holds 200 ml and each cup 50 ml, so one pot is two small cups each, about the length of one conversation. The first pot is pale, green and white tea with apple and cinnamon. The second is darker, pu-erh with berries, made when nobody has got up to leave.
Two Cups, One Pot: Tea Gift Set for Two is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
About this product
A small ritual
- Warm the pot and both cups with hot water and pour it away.
- For the first pot, spoon about 2 g of the pale blend into the strainer, lower it into the pot by its chain and pour on water at 65 to 75 °C. Lift it out after 5 to 8 minutes, so the second round tastes like the first.
- Empty and rinse the strainer, then make the second pot with 2 to 3 g of the pu-erh blend and water just off the boil, 90 to 95 °C, for 4 to 5 minutes.
What's inside
- A jade green ceramic teapot, 200 ml, with a gold-toned handle and a filter at the spout, and two matching 50 ml cups, in a kraft gift box.
- 50 g of loose green and white tea: Sencha and Pai Mu Tan blended with apple, cinnamon and almond, about 25 pots at 2 g each. It contains almond.
- 50 g of loose pu-erh blended with maté, nettle and freeze-dried blueberry, strawberry and raspberry, about 20 pots.
- A stainless steel mesh strainer on a chain, finished with a raw smoky quartz; every stone is a little different.
The pieces arrive together in one parcel. They are not gift-wrapped. The pot and cups are ceramic: unpack them with care and wash them by hand.
Pai Mu Tan is the older spelling of bai mudan, 'white peony': a white tea from Fujian made from a bud and its two youngest leaves, withered and dried rather than rolled or fired.
Material
Ceramic, Steel, Stainless Steel, Gemstone





