Re: Getting into sencha
Try Sencha Fukamushi, i think deep steam is a good start look for hibiki-an i think 200G@~27$ is about in your alley
Apr 24th, '13, 10:23
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Re: Getting into sencha
Den's Tea has some good "Organic" sencha for about 11USD per 54g. It has scents of grass, but the liquor is quite savory.
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Re: Getting into sencha
Getting into sencha is pretty similar to getting in to drugs, both very tempting and addictive, but sencha is healthy, drugs ain`t.
I remember when I got my first kyusu from hibiki-an, it was that black tokoname that they still sell, I felt like I had found a treasure, eversince that day I am drinking tea, not only sencha, all kinds of tea.
I remember when I got my first kyusu from hibiki-an, it was that black tokoname that they still sell, I felt like I had found a treasure, eversince that day I am drinking tea, not only sencha, all kinds of tea.
Apr 29th, '13, 13:01
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Re: Getting into sencha
Yes exactly my case.... and luckily Eisai, a 12th century Japanese monk, was a leader in proclaiming the health benefits of tea "the heart is the primary organ of the body, and tea is the heart’s medicine. Everyone should drink tea for a more healthy life."Oni wrote:Getting into sencha is pretty similar to getting in to drugs, both very tempting and addictive, but sencha is healthy, drugs ain`t......