Zimanetang Fair Cup 自慢堂大自慢盅（粉红亮片）

Size: 300 ml

The fair cup is an essential tea utensil. Pouring the tea into a fair cup before dividing it into each cup ensures that every guest receives tea at the same time with the same tastes.

This fair cup is made of special high strength glass, and completely handmade. The high hydrolysis resistant, pressure and heat shock resistant features of the material makes it perfect for everyday use. The long-lasting transparency allows you to observe the colour, intensity, and permeability of the tea soup accurately. The apple-shape design promotes the release and accumulation of aroma, bringing you a full body of flavour from the nose to the mouth.

【自慢堂大自慢盅】

容量：300毫升

公道杯是茶席上必不可少的茶具。将茶倒入公道杯中，再将其平均倒入每个杯子，最大限度地保证每位客人杯中茶的口味一致。既是公平，亦是尊重。

这款由特殊的高强度玻璃制成，并且完全手工制作。该材料的高抗水解，耐压和抗热震性能使其非常适合日常使用。持久的透明性使有助于人们观察茶汤的颜色、浓淡、通透度等。苹果形状的设计促进了香气的释放和积累，从鼻子到嘴巴带给您完整的风味。

WHAT IS FAIR CUP?

The fairness cup first appeared in the Ming Dynasty (15th century) of China as a special wine container. It has gradually evolved into one of the indispensable tea utensils on tea banquets, also known as teacups and tea seas. In the process of making tea, the brewing time of tea leaves is a key factor that affects the taste of tea soup. The taste of tea will be different if the tea stays in hot water for a different time; if the time is too short and light, it will be bitter if it is too long. It needs to be handled carefully, the role of the fair cup is mainly to balance the taste of the tea soup. The word "justice" vividly expresses this. Kind of respect for guests. Earlier, the fairway cup was mostly made of porcelain.

Nowadays, glass has become the main material of a fair cup. The transparency of glass helps people observe the colour, intensity, and permeability of the tea soup. In addition, due to the shape of the cup with a large belly and a small mouth, it is conducive to the residue and accumulation of aroma. In today’s Chinese tea feast, experienced tea people will make an accurate assessment of the quality of the tea based on the appearance of the tea soup and the remaining aroma in the fair cup without even tasting it.