Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster
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What with the hipsters and pu-erh tea? Maybe I missed a marketing campaign somewhere. As Chinese teas go, pu-erh seems to have been elevated beyond reason by tea enthusiasts in the USA.
@Axtremus said in Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster:
What with the hipsters and pu-erh tea? Maybe I missed a marketing campaign somewhere. As Chinese teas go, pu-erh seems to have been elevated beyond reason by tea enthusiasts in the USA.
I think because it's so different. Hipsters like arbitrarily old processes (hence the chemex nonsense, vinyl, tea crap, etc., etc.) I like it because 10g of good pu-erh tea can make like 10-15 cups. Rebrewing is clearly superior.
Please love yourself.
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Did somebody shit in your tea?
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@Axtremus said in Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster:
What with the hipsters and pu-erh tea? Maybe I missed a marketing campaign somewhere. As Chinese teas go, pu-erh seems to have been elevated beyond reason by tea enthusiasts in the USA.
I think because it's so different. Hipsters like arbitrarily old processes (hence the chemex nonsense, vinyl, tea crap, etc., etc.) I like it because 10g of good pu-erh tea can make like 10-15 cups. Rebrewing is clearly superior.
@Aqua-Letifer said in Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster:
@Axtremus said in Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster:
What with the hipsters and pu-erh tea? Maybe I missed a marketing campaign somewhere. As Chinese teas go, pu-erh seems to have been elevated beyond reason by tea enthusiasts in the USA.
I think because it's so different. Hipsters like arbitrarily old processes (hence the chemex nonsense, vinyl, tea crap, etc., etc.) I like it because 10g of good pu-erh tea can make like 10-15 cups. Rebrewing is clearly superior.
Chemex is hipster?
Hubby and I are hipsters. Who knew? Not us.
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@Aqua-Letifer said in Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster:
@Axtremus said in Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster:
What with the hipsters and pu-erh tea? Maybe I missed a marketing campaign somewhere. As Chinese teas go, pu-erh seems to have been elevated beyond reason by tea enthusiasts in the USA.
I think because it's so different. Hipsters like arbitrarily old processes (hence the chemex nonsense, vinyl, tea crap, etc., etc.) I like it because 10g of good pu-erh tea can make like 10-15 cups. Rebrewing is clearly superior.
Chemex is hipster?
Hubby and I are hipsters. Who knew? Not us.
@brenda said in Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster:
@Aqua-Letifer said in Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster:
@Axtremus said in Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster:
What with the hipsters and pu-erh tea? Maybe I missed a marketing campaign somewhere. As Chinese teas go, pu-erh seems to have been elevated beyond reason by tea enthusiasts in the USA.
I think because it's so different. Hipsters like arbitrarily old processes (hence the chemex nonsense, vinyl, tea crap, etc., etc.) I like it because 10g of good pu-erh tea can make like 10-15 cups. Rebrewing is clearly superior.
Chemex is hipster?
Hubby and I are hipsters. Who knew? Not us.
It totally is! Welcome to the club! Can I interest you in an arm sleeve tattoo and some fair trade beach towels?
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@brenda said in Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster:
@Aqua-Letifer said in Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster:
@Axtremus said in Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster:
What with the hipsters and pu-erh tea? Maybe I missed a marketing campaign somewhere. As Chinese teas go, pu-erh seems to have been elevated beyond reason by tea enthusiasts in the USA.
I think because it's so different. Hipsters like arbitrarily old processes (hence the chemex nonsense, vinyl, tea crap, etc., etc.) I like it because 10g of good pu-erh tea can make like 10-15 cups. Rebrewing is clearly superior.
Chemex is hipster?
Hubby and I are hipsters. Who knew? Not us.
It totally is! Welcome to the club! Can I interest you in an arm sleeve tattoo and some fair trade beach towels?
@Aqua-Letifer said in Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster:
@brenda said in Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster:
@Aqua-Letifer said in Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster:
@Axtremus said in Tea Pretension Level: Grand Hipster:
What with the hipsters and pu-erh tea? Maybe I missed a marketing campaign somewhere. As Chinese teas go, pu-erh seems to have been elevated beyond reason by tea enthusiasts in the USA.
I think because it's so different. Hipsters like arbitrarily old processes (hence the chemex nonsense, vinyl, tea crap, etc., etc.) I like it because 10g of good pu-erh tea can make like 10-15 cups. Rebrewing is clearly superior.
Chemex is hipster?
Hubby and I are hipsters. Who knew? Not us.
It totally is! Welcome to the club! Can I interest you in an arm sleeve tattoo and some fair trade beach towels?
No, thanks, but hubby would like to order the kit for growing a full head of hair, with the beard option, please. He already has the flannel shirts.
