Iced Sencha

Made from leaves that have not been oxidized.
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Iced Sencha

by joelbct » May 2nd, '08, 20:59

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Sencha makes a tasty iced tea, and it is a good way to clear out the old leaf in time for the new season's.

I brewed this double strength, then will dilute, to save time.
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by Eastree » May 2nd, '08, 21:05

Hey uhm .. the center pitcher (lid on) ... I have one of the same kind.
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by joelbct » May 2nd, '08, 21:37

Eastree wrote:Hey uhm .. the center pitcher (lid on) ... I have one of the same kind.
I like that pitcher, I think I paid abt 4 bucks for it.
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by Eastree » May 2nd, '08, 22:01

Same.

Any hoo, I may have to try icing some sencha when I put better stock in my stash.
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by Chip » May 3rd, '08, 00:32

How many cups of sugar do you add to that Joel... :?: :wink:

Oh, that was just bad, please forgive me, sugar adders!!!! :lol:

Fortunately, or unfortunately, I have very little sencha at this time.

But I always have an iced tea reserve for tea I won't drink hot. Usually that gets sent to the TeaBath reserve since I don't get around to drink much iced.
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by joelbct » May 3rd, '08, 03:27

Yah, I have so much TeaBath reserve it may need to turn into TeaShower or perhaps TeaPool....
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by ThinkingOutLoud » May 3rd, '08, 11:43

Hot tea springs ....
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by Mary R » May 3rd, '08, 12:44

Chip wrote:Oh, that was just bad, please forgive me, sugar adders!!!! :lol:
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