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Sencha from Hon.yama, Tamakawa, Kôshun cultivar

Tea type
Green Tea
Ingredients
Not available
Flavors
Basil, Berry, Bitter, Blueberry, Cactus, Flowers, Grain, Grapes, Heavy, Herbal, Herbs, Marzipan, Milk, Pastries, Peach, Seaweed, Spinach, Thick, Toast, Umami
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Loose Leaf
Caffeine
Not available
Certification
Not available
Average preparation
1 min, 0 sec 6 g 3 oz / 90 ml

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  • “2023 harvest So much to say, so little to desire to write. I have been burned out from work. Yesterday, a customer I’ve developed a work-related friendship with called out to me as I rushed past...” Read full tasting note

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marzipan, basil, cookies
Umami★★☆☆ / Astringency★☆☆☆
Body★★★☆ / Firing★★★☆

Here is a Hon.yama sencha made from the Kôshun cultivar by Mr. Kosugi at the from the famous Tsukiji Estate in Tamakawa. This variety of tea tree is known for its characteristic floral fragrance. More than anything else, this is a splendid sencha, with beautiful large whole leaves that exhale a invigorating rustic springtime scent.
The infusion is perfectly clear, and itsRead more

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2023 harvest

So much to say, so little to desire to write. I have been burned out from work.

Yesterday, a customer I’ve developed a work-related friendship with called out to me as I rushed past him. I apprehensively turned around and walked back to him. He told me a story.

‘There was an American man who traveled to Japan during war. The Japanese consulate denied him a new visa so he went to sit in a park. He drank tea and wrote a poem, then went back to the consulate to present it. After reading the poem, the consulate granted him a new visa.’

My customer inhaled sharply to stifle his tears.

’The poem read:

Drinking a bowl of
green tea
I stop the war.’

We parted ways.

He is a teacher.

https://www.ahapoetry.com/PP1000..htm

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ashmanra 2 years ago

<3

Martin Bednář 2 years ago

A hug in 3 lines.

gmathis 2 years ago

Thank you for sharing that!

Leafhopper 2 years ago

That’s beautiful.

Kaylee 2 years ago

A parable within a parable <3

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