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Now that's a lot of tea!
I generally only have one or two teas on the go at once - with your selection I can see glass jars making more sense.
Mainly drink Assam - or occasionally lapsang , like my tea a bit brutal. ( Probably why I also like west coast whisky) .
I do have some cheaper caddies
As you can see from the multiple labels, once I've found something I like I stick with it.
I'll probably get a larger one & that will do , any more & I'll start getting confused about the contents! I think it can add to the process of making your tea & I appreciate how well it's made - I have just dropped a lid a few times just to see how it glides into place.
Enjoy your tea however you make it 
Cheers
JML
Kaikado tea caddy
Hi All I know over the last few years there's been a rush of bronze watches - so we can all enjoy wearing something that patinas over time. I thought I'd share something else that allows you to enjoy the process - but on a slightly larger scale. A Kaikado...
My name is Cazalea, and I am a tea-holic
I mean I WAS a Copper-holic (before I got into titanium and watches) a couple nice vintage caddies Now it's all stuffed in a cupboard, sadly For awhile I used containers from a tea supply house -- at the same time I was going nuts on watches Now I mostly ...
Now that's a lot of tea!
I generally only have one or two teas on the go at once - with your selection I can see glass jars making more sense. Mainly drink Assam - or occasionally lapsang , like my tea a bit brutal. ( Probably why I also like west coast whisky) . I do have some c...
Looks good - I'm guessing you could, but thought letting it develop its own patina over time, might be more interesting
All the promotion shots show them at different stages of use and how the patina develops over time. I don't intend polishing mine, but go for it if you're not a fan of the more used/muted look. Cheers JML