Apr 13th, '09, 15:44
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by Jack_teachat » Apr 13th, '09, 15:44
tenuki wrote:How can you _not_ burn out on Sencha, it has just one taste; SENCHA TASTE.
Apr 14th, '09, 01:18
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by tenuki » Apr 14th, '09, 01:18
Gentlemen, start your engines - it's SENCHA season....
Apr 14th, '09, 03:59
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by Jack_teachat » Apr 14th, '09, 03:59
I suppose it's down to personal taste. A discerning palate is certainly required to identify the subtle differences between some senchas.
Apr 14th, '09, 08:46
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by Odinsfury » Apr 14th, '09, 08:46
tenuki wrote:Gentlemen, start your engines - it's SENCHA season....
LOL
I enjoy other teas, but deep down I'm a lawnmower man... and I'm proud of it.
Apr 14th, '09, 08:57
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by Jack_teachat » Apr 14th, '09, 08:57
Odinsfury wrote:tenuki wrote:Gentlemen, start your engines - it's SENCHA season....
LOL
I enjoy other teas, but deep down I'm a lawnmower man... and I'm proud of it.
Ditto
Apr 14th, '09, 10:26
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by hpulley » Apr 14th, '09, 10:26
Not possible and for freshness I generally just open one package of sencha and use it until it is gone. On rare occasions I'll have two open if I need to compare... Generally it is all I make but my wife makes other stuff that I have from time to time plus I have my usual matcha so sencha isn't ALL that I drink. It is the most common one for sure though, all day at work, sencha, sencha, sencha... never bored.
Apr 14th, '09, 14:36
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by edkrueger » Apr 14th, '09, 14:36
Greens are a spring and Autumn thing for me. As much as I'm looking forward to Shincha... its still half a year til gyokuro.
Apr 14th, '09, 18:38
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by inspectoring » Apr 14th, '09, 18:38
I usually jump between Pu-Erh and Oolong and White. All along - I always keep my mornings free for Sencha or Matcha.
Apr 15th, '09, 03:23
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by entropyembrace » Apr 15th, '09, 03:23
JustinW wrote:Chip wrote:tenuki wrote:How can you _not_ burn out on Sencha, it has just one taste; SENCHA TASTE.
Riiiight ...
Not that all sencha is the same. Each region has it's own unique tastes, but I think taste in oolongs can vary more greatly.
taste in green tea varies a lot more than taste in sencha too...
