Tasting Set

"It took me about 5 or 6 'gong fu' sessions to get the hang of the brew cup. It's a good set at a great price. The biggest problem was the suction that the lid creates and keeps the tea from coming out. If you lift the lid after you brew and then replace it, and do not press down while you pour, it will work. I would still like to get a gaiwan (btw you should sell gaiwan's Adagio =v)"

"I used these the other night when I hosted a tea tasting. They cups do tend to leak if you are not quick enough getting it into the cup to decant. Also I don't advise trying to pour from the bowl to cups. I only did because I didn't think people would like the traditional method of using a spoon and dipping it into the same cup as others. I think I'll try this method the next time and just give everyone a dish of boiling water to dip their spoon into before trying the next tea."

"I didn't know how to use this before and finally found out how!!!! Thanks Suzzette! I think I will buy more to blend my teas!"

"Nice quality, perfect size for a quick taste, and works well. Adagio should provide a bit more info to show customers how to use this (maybe some photos or a video) as this is how many Western tea tasters examine their teas. Lid works to display the wet leaves, but seems a bit too small for the cup."

"I don't only use this to sample different teas, but It also works very well for steeping just enough Irish Breakfast to make a 2 quart pitcher of ice tea...It's great."

"great way to get a sample of a tea. small and not to be used if you want 10 cups, but great for testing."