Brewing Gong Fu Tea on the Go

Hi Folks,

I’m just curious if any of you would like to contribute to a discussion on brewing gong fu tea on the go. The biggest challenge in brewing tea at, let’s say, a park, is the hot water factor. Without an outlet, many of us with electric water boilers are unable to make tea out in the world.

Does anyone have any tips on brewing in the outdoors?

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LuckyMe said

Without an outlet, your best bet is hot water in a vacuum flask. The ones with push button tops are nice for dispensing hot water without letting allowing too much heat to escape.

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AllanK said

You want a brand of vacuum flask that really works well though. In my experience the Zojirushi brand of thermos and vacuum bottle from Japan are the best. Some vacuum bottles really don’t hold water at hot enough a temperature though.

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Nicole said

Ikea vacuum thermos keeps the water too hot to drink for at least 3 hours and substantially steaming hot for another 4 after that. Only problem is it doesn’t hold enough for a very extensive gong fu session.

AllanK said

You must have bought a different one than me. The one I bought from Ikea doesn’t work very well at all.

Nicole said
AllanK said

No I have a different one.

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