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Been a while since I have had some time to post. Summer work schedule has been a bit brutal lately and the heat. I think most know it is that time of year.
I remember this when I first got it. I bought it untasted and then grabbed another after it got here.
I got about 10 grams of this to brew tonight. I have been doing it for 3 days but I wanted a fresh from the cake portion to start with.
The wet leaf after the rinse has a bit of smoke in there with a sweet aroma. The tea on the first brew has some sweetness in the beginning and the BuLang comes in. This one come in on the middle of the tongue. A bit of the oily coating come in on the sip. There is some tingle on the tongue. It is coming across as bitter and punchy. Smacking the taste buds around. The color of the tea is coming through as a more golden color. I remember it being a bit lighter and greener in color when young. I don't know if it is the pumidor aging or a combination of both. This is warming , salty and with a nice bitter punch to it. There are wisps of some smoke and sweetness but the BuLang is the potent factor here. It is a nice blend and seems to be punching above its ticket for me. I have brewed this all week and I am glad I had a break to post on it.
Flavors: Bitter, Salty, Smoke, Sweet
first time trying this, and i did not get a shot at last year's. brewed gongfu after a long work day; 4g:60ml in a porcelain gaiwan. i drank the rinse because i'm gross. ;) it was sweet, and cucumbery. the tea has picked my day right up.
it's definitely on the sweet side. i haven't been able to pull astringency out of it yet; closest that i've gotten is a tingling along the sides of the back of my tongue. it's somehow light but thick-feeling? my teeth feel clean-shiny, too.
early on the wet leaf smells spicy-vegetal, and early flavour notes are reminiscent of cucumber. has some flavour components of a green oolong, too; kind of a buttery green vegetal flavour. there are definitely some other interesting flavours in there, particularly in some of the early steeps (i smelled them!), but i'm more in an enjoying mood than a dissection one.
this is really nice. for me, it's probably suited to a particular tea-moodcraving. i look forward to drinking the remainder of my cake. :)
"whispering sunshine" seems like an appropriate name for it. i see the whisper — the flavours are there, you can hear the words, but they aren't shouted at you. it's got that sunshine warmth to wrap around you like a blanket, filling in all the nooks and crannies, just gently, like in the spring.
i'm into it.
Flavors: Cucumber, Sweet, Vegetal
Pleasant, relaxing, easy drinking shu, good for after dinner or evening tea.
Very clean, no fermentation flavors, smooth and delicious. Subtle ripe plums. Drying finish for first 3-4 steepings, then it was mouth watering til the end. No aftertaste, flavors faded as soon as you swallow. Mid-full bodied mouthfeel.
Almost a slight camphor cooling thing going on about 3/4 of the way through my whole session, but only when the tea had cooled down to room temperature. I wouldn't consider it huigan though.
Relaxing, not getting caffeine jitters. Soothing to the stomach.
Made me sweat a little towards the end but that soon passed.
Nice longevity, well over 12 steepings.
Steeped in Crimson Lotus jian shui dragon egg 100mL teapot. Love this little guy! Someone said this same tea in maocha form (that came in jian shui jar) had unpleasant fermentation and was bitter. I got neither fermentation nor bitterness. Perhaps this jianshui teapot removed those flavors or they disappeared during pressing into cakes? I'll have to test this tea in a gaiwan and update if necessary. (http://steepster.com/AllanK/posts/338033)
2x rinse, gongfu session
At $.16/g this is an easy affordable choice for a daily shu to drink now. I may pick up another cake or two for that reason. I'm not sure if more age will improve this any, so this is a tea I'll be drinking now and not sitting on.
Flavors: Plums, Wet Earth
Dry leaves are whole and intact. That aroma! Wow, the aroma of the dried leaves is very strong and translates into the tea. One of the best parts of young sheng is that stone fruit honeysuckle apricot aroma.
I brewed this 3 steepings at a time, mixed together in a chahai/pitcher. Each set was different. This tea is interesting, and different in each set. I think I'll need to break this tea down to separate steepings to fully explore its nuances.
First impressions: Once hot water hit the leaves there was a remnant of a very rich sweet burnt sugar/antifreeze-like smell, maybe remnants of processing? But it went away after the first steeping. Very mild flavor, malty sweet, very full body. Very full body (worth repeating). Thick liquor with lots of bubbles. Underwhelming flavor at first.
Second set: Slight sour/astringency and subtle bitterness developed throughout the session, then converted into a long lingering sweetness and long lasting aftertaste. Not much flavor complexity. Grassy honeysuckle dew.
Third set: Here's where the huigans started along with throat cooling effect. The gentle bitterness has faded but that aftertaste keeps building. Its wonderful to see it develop throughout the session.
Good longevity, lasted over 10 steepings without fading.
No chaqi.
Last thoughts: Seems a bit too raw for me at the moment. Very pleasant, but stomach was a bit uneasy. I may need to let it get some age. I think I'll revisit this tea in a few months.
Brewed in bone china gaiwan, 2x rinse, gongfu
Quick Note:
I've been drinking this for nearly an hour now, with an occasional break from the tea to drink water. I'm pretty tea drunk, I must say.
Anyway, this is a nice sweet mushroom/honey-esq tea. Definitely a great tea to have on a daily basis, or if you're trying to wake up, but getting extremely giddy while doing so. I'm on steep six, but I had to stop for a moment to gather my senses (however, how I feel momentarily isn't bad, of course). My wife's tea-loving friend is stopping by later, so maybe I'll continue the session with her.
I used 6.5 grams for a 120 ml Yixing pot. I steeped this for 15s, 20s, 30s, 30s, 35s, & 45s.
Also, it's hot inside the house. The AC crashed, so I'm having to sit in front of a fan while drinking the tea. The landlord said that he can't get here until Thursday to fix it, so I'm going to have to make several trips around the block to cool off….That, or go ahead and buy that kiddy pool I've always wanted for the backyard.
This is a very tasty shou with a moderate amount of fermentation flavor. The fermentation flavor is not unpleasant or fishy. There was little to no bitterness to this tea. This tea was mildly sweet from the start. Somewhere along the line it got listed as having a mushroom flavor. That is not out of the ballpark. This tea is quite good. This is one I am tempted to buy more of to age, we shall see. It's good enough to warrant a tong of the stuff.
I steeped this tea twelve times in a 150ml yixing gaiwan with 10.1g leaf and boiling water. I gave it a 10 second rinse. I steeped it for 5 sec, 5 sec, 7 sec, 10 sec, 15 sec, 20 sec, 25 sec, 30 sec, 45 sec, 1 min, 1.5 min, and 2 min. It was pretty much finished at twelve steeps but I think if I upped the time I could get a couple more steeps out of the leaves.
Flavors: Earth, Sweet
Really glad I snagged one of the 10 jars of this tea, and hope Crimson Lotus continues to deliver more teas like this one. Total blind buy without sampling, but based on other Jingmai teas I've had from Crimson Lotus I couldn't pass up an 8-year old Jingmai maocha. It was totally worth the gamble. And it paid off! Wow! High quality material, clean, no off flavors, really good sheng.
This is an interesting tea. At first I wasn't sure what to make of it, but don't think I used enough tea initially so I held back those tasting notes, and used a lot more tea in later sessions.
It brews a really nice amber color, on the lighter side of amber, but what I expect from a 2008ish sheng. Signature Jingmai honeysuckle and honeydew, less-so than some other younger Jingmai shengs, and an underlying creaminess that brings it all together.
It still leans to the bitter side but quickly turns into sweetness, and a gentle astringency that causes my mouth to water…if a tea can be juicy then this one is juicy. Nice mouth buzz from first 4-5 steepings that fades away after that. Very long lasting pleasant aftertaste, one that you don't want to eat anything because it may ruin your palate and the flavors you're enjoying. This speaks to the concentration of polyphenols and minerals in these leaves. High quality stuff! I absolutely love these aspects of shengs, and what I look most for in mid-age shengs.
Large thick and intact leaves, beautiful to look at.
Very slight huigan, no camphor, qi is relaxing and gentle. Not getting any caffeine kicks or jitters, and around steeping 10 I started getting a bit tea-buzzed and had to eat something.
After about 12 steepings it started getting straight bitter, which means I probably need to be fine-tune my steepings later in each session, or pay attention more. In my own defense, this tea had me buzzed :) Some longevity! Its outlasted me every single time with 12+ steepings consistently.
The strength and qualities of this tea give me a really good sense that it has lots of potential for long-term aging, and that its not even close to hitting its peak. But after 8 years, it also has me wondering if there is a bit of younger material blended in? How can this tea reach this level of bitterness after 8 years as maocha?
High quality material, glad it was left to age in Jingmai for 8 years. I'm really looking forward to growing with this tea, and only wish I had more!!
Flavors: Apricot, Astringent, Bamboo, Bitter, Chestnut, Creamy, Honey, Honeydew, Honeysuckle, Sugarcane, Tannic
This tasting note is for the maocha version which was available for purchase in a beautifully made Jianshui Zitao Storage Jar. I will review the cake once it has been released.
Aromatics of apricot as well as similar flavor notes along with sweet nectar and a slight vanilla buttercream that fades after a few steeps and becomes vegetal wherein the youth of the leaf shows itself. So much smoother than I expected this would be and a luscious creamy soup with a bright yellow hue. Takes multiple infusions well without fading quickly and I expect to continue to enjoy this session right on through to late evening as I enjoy the happy feels.
10g of absolutely gorgeous looking leaf strands in about 180ml at 200F with one 20s wash, a 30s rest and followed by a 15-20s first and increasing in 5s increments from there.
I'm absolutely loving this sheng and expect it to be even more amazing with age. I will definitely get it in cake form as well.
The jar of goodness:
The dry leaf:
The soup:
The wet leaf:
Update: I managed to seriously oversteep this one infusion midway through which produced this beautiful golden hue. Major bitterness definitely present but with it a heavy sweetness and overly ripe peach quality not present in the shorter steeps. Sometimes distractions leading to mistakes/accidents lead to pleasant results. Though this led to lesser infusions it did not affect later infusions in terms of flavor and bitterness.
*Note: After two days the leaf finally waned. Huge leaf without tears, holes or in pieces.
Yes. This is direct from Crimson Lotus Tea:
Excellent. And I read also the Jingmai that everyone has been raving about… looks like i'll be buying a few cakes from CL in a month or so! :)
Overall this was a nice tea. It had a lot of fermentation flavor to it and that flavor was somewhat unpleasant but not fishy. There was a little initial bitterness. There was a sweet note that developed and became dominant. Overall this was very good. This came in a Jian Shui tea jar so I wonder how this will effect the tea aging.
I steeped this twelve times in a 120ml gaiwan with 10g leaf and boiling water. I gave it a 10 second rest. I steeped it for 5 sec, 5 sec, 7 sec, 10 sec, 15 sec, 20 sec, 25 sec, 30 sec, 45 sec, 1 min, 1.5 min, and 2 min.
Flavors: Bitter, Earth, Sweet
Wow this tea is good! Broke off a bunch and threw it into the new Crimson Lotus dragon egg Jian Shui teapot 100mL. 2x rinse. First three brews were a bit "dusty" with muddled flavors, needs probably 3 rinses next time.
Steeps 4 and 5 this tea started to wake up. A slight mouth buzz developing, sweet aroma, but not so much sweet taste, hint of nutty/chocolate undertones, wet wood, no astringency, no bitterness, slight wodui fermentation but in the background. Lots of golden tips in this cake, and very clean. Rich, thick, full bodied, creamy mouthfeel but no cream flavors. If a tea was chuggable this one is chuggable. Easy on the stomach. Not too complex, but not bland or cloying either. Not getting caffeine jitters, so for the price, this is a great daily drinker. I see myself buying at least another cake and drinking lots of this in the future.
Flavors: Dark Wood, Mud, Mushrooms, Musty, Paper, Round , Smooth, Sweet, Thick, Umami, Walnut, Wet Wood
yea…Virginia is a beautiful state. nice to see another Virginian here, although you're almost on the opposite end of the state
This is excellent tea. It was really quite good. The surprising thing however was it has not cleared completely. I figured a 16 year old ripe puerh would have no traces of it's fermentation left. This one had a noticeable amount. It had cleared partially but not all the way. The fermentation taste that I noticed was not unpleasant and it certainly wasn't fishy. The tea was slightly bittersweet at the start. The bitterness steeped out after about two steeps and what was left was a tasty and mildly sweet ripe puerh. I didn't find either notes of chocolate in this or a fruity taste for what it's worth. This was still really good puerh. I'm not entirely sure what to call the sweet note that was there. This is a tea I might find myself buying more of. It seems to me that in another year or two of storage all traces of fermentation should be gone. This one was just surprising as I didn't expect to find any fermentation taste. Not that in my experience ripe puerh ever loses that taste completely in a sense. You always know you are drinking ripe puerh. No matter how many years you age a ripe it does not start to taste like sheng. But overall this was an excellent tea and I highly recommend it to anyone who likes ripe puerh.
I steeped this ten times in a 220ml solid silver teapot with 14.2g leaf and boiling water. I gave it a 10 second rinse. I steeped it for 5 sec, 5 sec, 7 sec, 10 sec, 15 sec, 20 sec, 25 sec, 30 sec, 45 sec, and 1 mini. I could have kept going but at this point I have had something like two liters of tea. I have had enough even of a tea this good.
Flavors: Dark Bittersweet, Earth, Sweet
Crimson Lotus offered the opportunity to purchase this aged Jingmai maocha in a custom made Jianshui tea jar and I could not resist. This is a very nice tea! The leaves are whole, long and beautiful to look at. The tea liquor is a deep gold color which when exposed to the air begins to shift toward a copper color. The aroma is full of a thick sweetness and this same sweetness is found in the first sips. Active mouthfeel which continues into the throat where the sweetness lingers. I also found a decidedly citric component in the tea which led me to think of it as having an appealing sweet charm while a tiny bit tart at the same time. Overall the tea has a solid, potent character and is indeed a treat. This is one to be enjoyed now and in the near future.
@mrmopar it was a limited release unfortunately but I'd be happy to send a sample your way when I get mine in.
This is a really good shu. I'm usually not overly excited about shu, but this one changed my opinion. It is full bodied, sweet, with a nutty cashew-like complexity to keep you engaged throughout the session. I recommend picking up a cake or two..
Flavors: Nutty
What? I never did a 2015 review. Bad, bad on me. I had so much fun sharing the previous incarnation of this with everyone I know… and my green tea loving sister loved it… it was the only sheng she actually liked… and I tried a lot of fancy teas on her, including a few high end w2t club ones. I am pretty sure my family is biased Kunlu, it's also dad's favorite shou.
Kunlu gushu tastes like the wild. Instantly transporting to a forest in the middle of nowhere.
So the kunlu sheng is much less pineappley than the younger trees… but has this really great wild after taste lovers of the 2015 version will instantly recognize. The wildness that evolves and changes as the tea matures.
I will update this after I try the cake version, as well as do a side by side comparison with the 2015 (please remind me, I have one more maocha sample session left and half a cake coming) but wanted to share some initial impressions with people before these went on sale. Because they went fast last year.
So if you tried a sample last year and loved it, the good news is… you are getting a tea with very much the same character as last year. The second time I tried it I was able to confirm this.
What is different?
The aroma. Goodness! This year has aroma in spades. Like I had a small sample of this with some jian shui cups come in the mail last month… and as soon as I stepped out of my car, about 10 foot for the door step, I was all kunlu? o.O? At around 3 feet, everything still sealed was Kunlu! o.O it is delightfully pungent. I'm not sure if this is because it is maocha rather than a cake, or this year is just super pungent.
Also, beneath its still upfront wildness, there is a bit more of a fruity note than I detected last year. Almost a pear.
Also… longetivity… this baby goes on forever and ever until you are done with foresty tastes and decide to grandpa it. I don't think I've ever found Kunlu's end by gongfu alone…
I need to session more with this to find subtle differences… and how diff notes aged out… but more or less, if last year's was your jam, chances are you will love this one too. It is a worthy sequel.
The ever kind and benevolent Glen sent me a sample of this with my Kunlu order to haunt my dreams!
It's amazing. I raved to a tea friend about it after the first steep… then the second…
"omg… you NEED the 2008 jingmai. Am just super hyper and happy I can taste things again. And I brewed up the sample Glen sent with jar… and holy shit
its aged and floral and fruity and minty
and yes… its all fig and honey in a snow storm"
In later steeps I notice the apricot and some kind of stone fruit element more. It kind of reminds me of an oolong in some ways how it brews up, but still has the feel of sheng.
And then I went on chat and pretty much tried to convince everyone I knew to buy up what is on stock so I won't be tempted to ask what a dragon's egg tong looks like… I mean they are still in Yunnan… so the danger is real!
I followed up by telling another person on IG " omg yes. I think the biggest shocker though is the 2008 jingmai sample! It is just blowing me away with fig honey and apricot goodness. While still having some of the more abrasive qualities I love in sheng! Like the super cooling aftertaste. If this is how maocha ages… I need to get a hold of more of it o.o only ever had aged cakes before this."
At which point I think Glen saw how much I was raving about this and made a review thread for it.
This shit is good… don't buy it before I get paid! I mean buy it all up! I'm so confused right now. But this tea is really really good. Like maybe rivaling my love for slumbering dragon good… it doesn't have the stamina of dragon… but damn those first handful of steeps are magic.
Edit: Note to self, brew strong. When I did this tea again in a bigger vessel, I wasn't able to cram in quite as much tea per ml… and it wasn't the omg punch I absolutely loved the first time. It's great strong… but… you just have to remember to handle it like a dancong rather than a normal sheng.
Flavors: Fig, Honey, Mint, Stonefruits
@boychik trying to make it disappear before I buy all of it of course! Isn't that what this forum is for :P
First experience with Crimson Lotus tea and pleasantly surprised. Straight up honeysuckle, honey, gentle sweet flavor, very pleasant to drink, nice longevity, but didn't get any chi. I was confused how a 300 year old tree could have no chi? I'll see if this changes in later sessions and update review then.
Lasting huigans, gentle bitter/astringency that converted to gentle sweet lingering honeysuckle which is one feature of shengs I love most!
I enjoyed this tea. it was entirely pleasant and mellow and you could tell made with quality material. I think these will age well. I will buy another 5-10 balls and see what happens to them over the years.
brewing: 2 flash rinses with reused rinse water, so water was cooler each time. Didn't want to fatigue the exterior leaves while I tried to hydrate the interior. The interior was packed very hard and was dry even when the outter leaves were soaked and loose. After 2-3 rinses, I left lid on teapot for 1 hour 45 minutes and then came back and gave it another flash rinse with boiling water. Then when it cooled enough I used my hands to slowly and gently separate the ball leaf by leaf until it was completely loose maocha. Then I started my gongfu sessions.
Flavors: Honeydew, Honeysuckle
This is a very sweet shou puerh very easy to drink and no Pile taste.
Flavors: Musty, Sweet, Wet Wood
From the Pu TTB
This is my first tea from Crimson Lotus. The tightly rolled tea takes a few steeps to fully open up. Nice floral and honey notes on the first steep. Moderately bitter and lightly mineral and fruity. HONEY! The honeyed taste only seems to become more prominent with further steeps. A very nice sheng that I would consider buying, though a bit pricey for me at $6/planet.
I made my first order with Crimson Lotus a couple of days ago; a little black jian shui pot! Did anyone pick one up from them last year? I look forward to trying it out and comparing to yixing
Flavors: Floral, Honey, Mineral
I bought one of the black Shi Pao pots last year, 100ml. I adore it. I use it for young sheng and it makes the soup so smooth. Congrats on your pot! I'm sure you'll really like. I'm eyeing one of the red Bian Xishi pots…
Glad you like it! Mine is a 90ml bian xishi, the smallest pot I've ever had, but hopefully not too small
I saw that! Personally I'm more comfortable with the 100-150ml range, but I did have a gaiwan about 90ml that I liked
I like different sizes for different teas. Larger gaiwan for rolled oolongs, for instance. I seem to be preferring smaller and smaller pots these past couple years. I don't want to drink from too much leaf, keeping the same water:leaf ratio, especially when I'm sampling (samples are what my stash consists of 75% of the time).
Every time I hold my pots, I'm still surprised at how small they are!
I received a set of two handmade Jianshui Zi Tao Bamboo Tea Cups from Crimson Lotus Tea today so I thought it fitting that I christen them with one of these awesome little planets.
This tightly compressed orb of love needed a little extra TLC to awaken to the world so in the pot it went for a 30s bath followed by a couple minute steam rest, then back in for a couple more baths as it slowly started to blossom. I admit with zero shame that I drank every subtle thin rinse and enjoyed the not yet strongly flavor noted goodness. On the final awakening bath I could really see what this would become. Early steeps were slightly bitter but nothing overwhelming and notes of light apricot were present as well as some slight vegetal characteristics that disappeared in later infusions. As the session progressed the liquor became sweeter and the apricot almost transitioned into honey sweetened peach. At this point all I could think is how this felt like what would happen if bug bitten oolong met sheng. Even further in some slight black pepper, light smokiness and some spice like you'd get in a spiced rum. The leaf really opened up and took multiple infusions well to the point that after about seven I stopped and will finish tomorrow.
This is not only beautiful to look at in its planetary form but also as it unfurls into beautifully sized green leaves of love. Nicely aromatic and full of some serious flavor notes that keep evolving. I definitely need to purchase more of these beauties.
Around 8.5g, 120m Duan Ni, boiling temperature with 30s pre bath, 2m steam bath, another two 30s baths and then 15s steeps and climbing from there.
I expect at least a half dozen more infusions at least until the leaf wanes.
The Lonely Planet:
The Evolution of Leaf:
The Session:
The Cups:
A day later and the twelfth and final infusion…
It was hot as hades today, with nearly 100% humidity, and it rained on and off. I spent most of the day making trips back and forth between my storage unit and my house, prepping for a coming yard sale. I moved the contents of a 10 × 15 storage space filled to the rafters; furniture, dozens of boxes, and was so determined to throw the Stuff Monkey off my back that I attacked the accumulated craptastica of my life with a ruthless disregard for sentiment. Still, this was emotionally taxing work, and when I was finished for the day, all I wanted was a shower and some tea. I had neglected to make some cold tea in advance of my endeavors, so I needed a hot tea that was going to be light and not make me sweat. Also, something easy. I was in no mood for jacking around with steep times and persnickety brewing parameters – sometimes I get in a mood like this and I just want to fill my pot with some leaves and put some hot water in it, count to ten or whatever and not be disappointed with the result. So this tea was the perfect choice. Fruity, light, sweet, floral (but not in a nasty gut-punch kind of way), and cooling. Refreshing, and calming. If there's a 2016 version of this tea coming, I will consider purchasing a cake for the summer.
Grabbed one of these when I ordered some teaware from CLT. I've heard about its reluctance to open up so my first few steeps were long and included me steaming the ball in the gaiwan as well as manually trying to pry the damn thing apart. I managed to do so and then realized it's much too much leaf for the gaiwan I was using. I think maybe you need a 200-250 ml container? I removed about half of the leaves to continue steeping later but then lost them in a tragic fridge accident that also managed to take a large chip out of one of my gaiwans :(
The first few steeps of this I got pure apricot. It was quite possibly the most apricot tasting thing I've ever had including most actual apricots. I was a little suprised by this as I don't remember it being mentioned in anything I read when I decided to pick one up. The second steep was almost a bit smokey which was strange. Later steeps continued with the apricot along with some light drying astringency coming out. Then it mellowed out into honey. It steeped for awhile, but I lost count with all the fumbling around with the leaves and the mess I made. I'm steeping out the last of it in the fridge now to see if I can't get a bit more.
It's more leaf than I really need at one time for home use but I would love to see how this fairs in a travel mug for all day at work. I'm a little bummed I didn't grab the set of five…one lonely planet indeed.
Flavors: Apricot, Honey


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Sweet Clover means that we have been going full force HOLIDAY at the barn since the beginning of November, hosting three sales in the space of four weeks! But we are lucky that the madness ended last weekend so there is still time to focus on Christmas at home. And that's just what I've been doing this week.
My decorating inspiration this year is a mix of keep it simple and old school style and I can't think of a better way of sharing what I've come up with than via my sweet friend, Lindsay's Blogger Stylin' Home Tours Series.
Let's start in the family room where we snuggle by the fire and enjoy the sparkle of the Christmas tree.
last year. Below the star I created a snowy Christmas village with vintage putz mica houses interspersed with glittered houses rescued from the thrift store. All the houses even light up at night with battery operated string lights. The kids have taken to calling it the little town of Bethlehem.
Anthropologie store display that will make any Shiny Brite lover's heart beat a little faster! The boxes are too pretty to store away and cleanup will be a cinch when it's time to pack away the tree.


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We have just returned from a two week stay at Mango Bay, our first visit to Barbados. What a fantastic place!!! The hotel is really well situated, with lots of little bars and restaurants just outside the hotel and a good selection of local and designer shops just a short walk down the road. Its seems a really safe area and we walked out at night and felt comfortable.
The hotel itself is excellent - spacious bedroom and bathroom (a little dated but extremely clean and well appointed with everything you would need), lovely pool with plenty of sunbeds and super open plan bar and restaurant with fantastic views over the beach. Sitting looking out to the beach and sea at mealtimes was brilliant! The food was excellent, a good selection of food, always very well presented and not at all repetitive. We found it a positive that when you went into breakfast you booked a time for lunch and dinner that day as it meant that there was usually a table ready and waiting for you. The bar was always well stocked whilst we were there and we never noticed a shortage of anything - the wine was particularly good and not cheap quality as some people have stated - cocktails excellent!!! The staff are all very polite and chatty and attentive - the maids take time cleaning the rooms and everything was spotlessly clean and fresh. Shireen the manager is excellent, constantly stopping to talk to guests and asking if they are enjoying their stay. She does a "get together talk" on the terrace every wednesday evening to let you know whats going on in the area and greets new and repeat guests like friends. If there was a problem, I am confident that she would do her best to resolve it for you. Finally, I have read reviews where people complain about the Karaoke at the One Love Bar on a Sunday night.......what an experience!!!! For 6 nights of the week there is probably 2 or 3 people sat in this little bar but on a Sunday night its like a huge street party!!! Yes its loud, but what a fantastic atmosphere!!!! We have stayed in much higher quality hotels than the Mango Bay, but this was one of the best holidays we have had, relaxed, friendly people and a fantastic island, and we cannot wait to return!!!
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Just wanted to warn everyone, found one on me after a walk last week... take care!
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Thanks for the reminder .. I'm always checking myself for ticks but haven't started this year .. I'm looking now.
the dog has picked them up all winter long! so frustrating...took him to the vet yesterday and had them change his tick meds as obviously the last wasn't working at all....one bad thing about having so much woods in your yard :) or wait...is it your yard in the woods
My pooch has had two already and that is a first for us, he has never had any before. He can't use Comfortus (sp?), he hates K9 Advantix and so do I because it is so greasy, and they have taken Promeris off the market. I wound up spraying the entire yard and all the brush at the edges with Neem. We'll see what happens now.
I have a few dogs but rarely find any on them... knock on wood!! I am always one of the first in the area as far as humans to get ticks on me - they love me so :-( I just like to warn everyone to start checking. Enjoy the beautiful weather!!
Yup! I picked 4 of the little buggers off me today...three of them had already "dug in". I HATE those things! They're sneaky.
Be careful to get them out safely and completely, you dont want to leave any part of the tick embedded or it could cause problems. I have had tick 'bites' that got infected due to that, thankfully not too bad nor anything serious, but please watch out!
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Another warm summer day and another chance to wear a summer dress from the archive. This one I made four years ago using the legendary Burda twist top pattern - I just elongated it and turned it into a dress. I have done four versions of the twist top pattern over the years, and I would love to make a few new ones as I have worn the others out. There is something about this style that just work so well for me, perhaps it's because the twist and the gathers is a great fit for someone who has a small bust like me?
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Do you remember that moment about a decade ago when you realised that flatscreen TVs really weren't even close to being flat? Banish those feelings of betrayal right now and hail the arrival of a truly flat TV - LG's first, and Planet Earth's biggest Organic Light Emitting Diode TV, for today at least.
It's called OLED for short, though we've half a mind to term it "Organic LED" to catch your attention. We'll go into detail about how it works later, but for now sit back and marvel at the 15-inch 15EL9500; its screen is a mere 3mm deep, about the thickness of a bank card. Meanwhile, the electronics are housed in a separate box behind, so the reality is that this delectable screen cannot be wall-mounted alone - though a small mounting kit for the whole product is included in the gift box-style packaging.
We're lucky it's made it to the shops, because many had thought OLED technology had been stillborn. No sooner had Sony seemingly ended the OLED story earlier this year than its South Korean rival LG announced that it was going to sell the biggest OLED TV yet, with the sluggish Japanese economy - and low demand for Sony's 11-inch XEL-1 OLED - to blame for the technology's difficult beginnings.
We do hope OLED catches on, because despite offering just 15-inches of screen real estate, the 15EL9500 really does achieve picture quality we've not seen before. Well, not since we reviewed Sony's XEL-1, anyhow.
First things first though - what exciting features are wrapped inside the ribs of the 15EL9500? There's a Freeview tuner inside, but no extendable aerial (as seen on the Japanese version of Sony's XEL-1) so an external aerial will need to be used. There's also a thick power-come-aerial cable in close attendance, which could look untidy if you try to wall-mount. You can also attach a Blu-ray player using its mini HDMI input (mini HDMI-HDMI cable included), which isn't a bad idea considering the (albeit tiny) OLED panel sports an impressive HD Ready resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels; that's a whole bunch more than the Sony XEL-1's non-HD 960 x 540 resolution.
Also included on the 15EL9500 is a USB slot, something that allows an external USB drive or memory stick to be connected. From there LG's typically lush onscreen menus let you scroll between thumbnails of, and play, DivX and DivX HD (MKV) video files as well JPEG photos and MP3 music.
Picture quality from Freeview channels is dominated by the 15EL9500's massive contrast ratio - claimed to be a million-to-one by LG. Colours fly from the screen as the image changes, with deep blacks retaining detail and displaying depth, though Blu-ray proves to be much more impressive. Even on the 15-inch screen there's some incredible detail and the strongest, most lifelike colours we've ever seen. Fast action sequences don't bother the OLED screen, either, with no blur evident thanks to a negligible panel response time and a 100Hz mode, too, though judder inherent in the source (for example, in heavily compressed DivX HD files), is still visible. What's more, you can watch from the wings without the image draining of contrast, as on most LCD screens.
Almost completely flat and theoretically bendable, OLED technology should see some exciting new types of TV if the 15EL9500 is a success. OLED panels work by passing a current through organic material that self-illuminates, cutting out the need for as much electronic circuitry as LCD or plasma screens. The key advantage is that light leakage is totally avoided, so a pure black can be achieved.
The design of the 15EL9500 - in gloss black and brushed aluminium with the electronics box hidden upright behind the screen, allowing the TV to stand with the illusion of no support - is beautifully engineered. The 15EL9500 is likely to be the first of many for the company and both Samsung and Sony have indicated that bigger OLED TVs are in the pipeline. If the 15EL9500 is our yardstick, we can't wait.
In one of the TV coups of the year LG has both increased the size of delectable OLED technology by 4 inches (compared to Sony's 2008 effort) and slashed the price in half. Equally as astonishing is the 15EL9500's contrast-heavy and vividly coloured screen that's closer to reality than anything existing tech - including 3DTVs - can offer. Beautifully engineered, the only question is: how badly do you need a luxury TV on your desk? OLED needs to upsize, and fast.
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This is why Comey or the FBI, or anyone else in U.S. federal government cannot be trusted right now on privacy. Statements such as this, full of untruths and misleading assertions. Comey is either lying or is completely ignorant of the issues involved.
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