Laos Lau Binchotan Charcoal
Lau binchotan charcoal from Laos is made from wood of twig, Cratoxylum pruniflorum, Hypericaceae family. This charcoal, of excellent quality, of a slightly lower density, has a different heating power, slightly lower than the Japanese binchotan. Its manufacturing method is identical to that of Japanese Tosa binchotan.
The creators of the Lau company were trained in Kôchi (Tosa) both for the manufacture of Lau binchotan and for the realization of the ovens.
For comparison, the hardness of Tosa binchotan is 17 to 20 degrees against 16 to 18 degrees for that of Lau Binchotan.
Our supplier has obtained, for its Lau Binchotan, special permission from the Japanese Patent Office on the process of making Lau binchotan charcoal from the Lau tree Cratoxylum pruniflorum, to produce the charcoal corresponding to characteristics required for the Japanese binchotan.
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Charcoal Binchotan Lau JOWARIDAI
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Binchotan Lau JOWARIDAI coal from Laos in half- or quarter-moon shapes
Binchotan is commonly known as white coal, because of the whitish colour of its surface. This is due to rapid cooling as soon as it comes out of the kiln, as it is covered with a light greyish mixture of earth, sand and ash. This method stops it from incandescing.
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Charcoal Binchotan Lau ARAWARIDAI
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From €31.00Binchotan Lau ARAWARIDAI coal from Laos in half- or quarter-moon shapes
Binchotan is commonly known as white coal, because of the whitish colour of its surface. This is due to rapid cooling as soon as it comes out of the kiln, as it is covered with a light greyish mixture of earth, sand and ash. This method stops it from incandescing.
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Charcoal Binchotan Lau KIRIWARIDAI
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From €32.00Binchotan Lau KIRIWARIDAI coal from Laos in half- or quarter-moon shapes
Binchotan is commonly known as white coal, because of the whitish colour of its surface. This is due to rapid cooling as soon as it comes out of the kiln, as it is covered with a light greyish mixture of earth, sand and ash. This method stops it from incandescing.
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Charcoal Binchotan Lau JOWARISHOU
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Binchotan Lau JOWARISHOU coal from Laos in half- or quarter-moon shapes
Binchotan is commonly known as white coal, because of the whitish colour of its surface. This is due to rapid cooling as soon as it comes out of the kiln, as it is covered with a light greyish mixture of earth, sand and ash. This method stops it from incandescing.
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Charcoal Binchotan Lau ARAMARUDAI
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From €31.00Binchotan Lau ARAMARUDAI coal from Laos in logs
Binchotan is commonly known as white coal, because of the whitish colour of its surface. This is due to rapid cooling as soon as it comes out of the kiln, as it is covered with a light greyish mixture of earth, sand and ash. This method stops it from incandescing.
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Charcoal Binchotan Lau ARAWARISHOU
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From €31.00Binchotan Lau ARAWARISHOU coal from Laos in half- or quarter-moon shapes
Binchotan is commonly known as white coal, because of the whitish colour of its surface. This is due to rapid cooling as soon as it comes out of the kiln, as it is covered with a light greyish mixture of earth, sand and ash. This method stops it from incandescing.
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Charcoal Binchotan Lau ARAMARUSHOU
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From €31.00Binchotan Lau ARAMARUSHOU log charcoal from Laos
Binchotan is commonly known as white coal, because of the whitish colour of its surface. This is due to rapid cooling as soon as it comes out of the kiln, as it is covered with a light greyish mixture of earth, sand and ash. This method stops it from incandescing.
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Charcoal Binchotan Lau KIRIWARISHOU
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From €32.00Binchotan Lau KIRIWARISHOU coal from Laos in half or quarter moons
Binchotan is commonly known as white coal, because of the whitish colour of its surface. This is due to rapid cooling as soon as it comes out of the kiln, as it is covered with a light greyish mixture of earth, sand and ash. This method stops it from incandescing.
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Charcoal Binchotan Lau KIRIKOMARU
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From €33.00Binchotan Lau KIRIKOMARU log charcoal from Laos
Binchotan is commonly known as white coal, because of the whitish colour of its surface. This is due to rapid cooling as soon as it comes out of the kiln, as it is covered with a light greyish mixture of earth, sand and ash. This method stops it from incandescing.
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Charcoal Binchotan Lau KIRIFUTOMARU
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From €33.00Binchotan Lau KIRIFUTOMARU log charcoal from Laos
Binchotan is commonly known as white coal, because of the whitish colour of its surface. This is due to rapid cooling as soon as it comes out of the kiln, as it is covered with a light greyish mixture of earth, sand and ash. This method stops it from incandescing.
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Charcoal Binchotan Lau KIRIJOMARU
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From €33.00Binchotan Lau KIRIJOMARU log charcoal from Laos
Binchotan is commonly known as white coal, because of the whitish colour of its surface. This is due to rapid cooling as soon as it comes out of the kiln, as it is covered with a light greyish mixture of earth, sand and ash. This method stops it from incandescing.
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Charcoal Binchotan Lau FUTOMARU
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Binchotan Lau FUTOMARU log charcoal from Laos
Binchotan is commonly known as white coal, because of the whitish colour of its surface. This is due to rapid cooling as soon as it comes out of the kiln, as it is covered with a light greyish mixture of earth, sand and ash. This method stops it from incandescing.
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Charcoal Binchotan Lau JOMARU
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Binchotan Lau JOMARU log charcoal from Laos
Binchotan is commonly known as white coal, because of the whitish colour of its surface. This is due to rapid cooling as soon as it comes out of the kiln, as it is covered with a light greyish mixture of earth, sand and ash. This method stops it from incandescing.
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Charcoal Binchotan Lau KOMARU
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Binchotan Lau KOMARU log charcoal from Laos
Sold in 15kg boxes.
Binchotan is commonly known as white coal, because of the whitish colour of its surface. This is due to rapid cooling as soon as it comes out of the kiln, as it is covered with a light greyish mixture of earth, sand and ash. This method stops it from incandescing.
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