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Simple Chic Thickened Glass Small Boat Fair Cup

Simple Chic Thickened Glass Small Boat Fair Cup

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Thickened Glass Gong Dao Bei – Chinese Tea Fairness Pitcher

Enhance your tea-brewing routine with this elegant Gong Dao Bei, also known as a Chinese tea fairness pitcher. Designed for convenient pouring, it allows brewed tea to be transferred from the teapot or gaiwan before serving, helping to create a more consistent taste across each cup.

Made from thickened glass, this Gong Dao Bei has a simple and refined appearance that allows you to see the color and clarity of the brewed tea. Its compact boat-style form is easy to handle and works well with a variety of Chinese tea ware.

The pitcher is especially useful for Gongfu-style tea preparation, where tea is commonly brewed in small quantities and then poured into individual cups. Its understated design also makes it suitable for both everyday tea sessions and more formal tea settings.

Product Features

  • Gong Dao Bei: Designed for transferring brewed tea before serving.
  • Thickened Glass: Provides a sturdy feel while maintaining a clean and transparent appearance.
  • Clear Glass Design: Allows you to observe the color and clarity of your brewed tea.
  • Boat-Style Shape: Compact and convenient for pouring and serving.
  • Versatile Use: Suitable for Gongfu-style brewing and everyday tea sessions.

How to Use

  1. Brew your tea in a teapot or gaiwan.
  2. Pour the brewed tea into the Gong Dao Bei.
  3. Use the pitcher to distribute the tea evenly among your tea cups.
  4. Enjoy the tea with a consistent strength from cup to cup.

Perfect For

  • Gongfu-style tea brewing
  • Chinese tea preparation
  • Personal tea sessions
  • Small tea gatherings
  • Tea lovers and tea ware enthusiasts

Please Note

Glass tea ware may have slight variations in surface appearance and finish. Handle with care and avoid sudden temperature changes, as rapid temperature changes may place stress on glass.

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