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“1.5tsp for 400mL water (approximately — tea was made for me) Had a meeting at a trendy coffee shop this morning. They also sell loose teas. The teas are properly stored in aritight canisters. Many...” Read full tasting note
A mysteriously-sourced sencha on offer at a downtown hipster cafe.
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1.5tsp for 400mL water (approximately — tea was made for me)
Had a meeting at a trendy coffee shop this morning. They also sell loose teas. The teas are properly stored in aritight canisters. Many coffee shops proudly display their loose tea in cavernous jars — pretty to look at, but damaging to the teas, as both air and light gnaw at them.
I don’t know where Hava Java got this sencha, but it was the best I’ve ever tasted. A vegetal note in the aroma, then full-on sweet green CREAMINESS. Not a drop of astringency. No brine. No lawn-clippings. The water was also not quite boiling, which helped. But seriously: creamy green tea! Like a matcha and soy milk latte. Heaven.
Can anyone recommend a sencha to me that sounds like the one I just described?
