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“I am, unfortunately, not enjoying shincha #2 as much as I enjoyed shincha #1 (which was the Minekaori). However, I had a bad splurge impulse last week and ordered up some more shinchas (as well as...” Read full tasting note
For us at Yuuki-Cha it’s always a pleasure to introduce Saemidori in any form of Japanese green tea let alone as a rare traditional pan-fired organic Kamairicha from Gokase Town! Saemidori is without a doubt one of the best cultivars that Japan has to offer! It really is such a wonderful cultivar when cultivated organically and is so very highly praised by growers for it’s exceptional quality that it’s just not possible to turn down.
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Organic Miyazaki Kamairicha Sayamakaori
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Yuuki-chaOrganic Miyazaki Kamairicha Miyamakaori
Yuuki-chaOrganic Miyazaki Kamairicha Minekaori
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Yuuki-chaI am, unfortunately, not enjoying shincha #2 as much as I enjoyed shincha #1 (which was the Minekaori). However, I had a bad splurge impulse last week and ordered up some more shinchas (as well as cute this houhin: http://www.yuuki-cha.com/images/large/BZhouhin5943_LRG.jpg) so I have more to try. By the by, ordering from Yuuki-Cha is such a pleasure.
I’m finding that this one features a very fine line between not flavourful enough and too bitter. When I manage to brew it in that sweet spot, it’s very sweet but quite mild. It has a similar buttery hay flavour as the Minekaori, but milder. If I go a bit too long, it’s quire bitter. Still an excellent tea that I’m not sorry to have to finish up, but not a contender for favourite.
I like that kitty pot!
Thanks! Official crazy cat lady status achieved.
Oh yes cute!