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Japan is running out of matcha to sell

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Mostly taste preference. I've tried coffee several times and the taste is always off putting. Depending on where you are, you can get great tea from local Asian markets! Brands I tend to get are either ito-en or Yamamotoyama. Matcha is arguably the most popular; it's quite gentle. Oolong and Jasmine are fantastic imo, and Hojicha has a really bold flavor due to being roasted. When brewing just try to be mindful of the temperatures (near or below boiling) as green tea can end up extra bitter if left in hot water too long. There's also bottled teas from ito-en which I'd say are iconic staples— refreshing and convenient way to try tea!

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I am Japanese, so I often drink green tea, and I actually like this tea the best!! Karada meguricha (からだ巡茶) It has an oolong tea base with ginseng, dokudami, and many other things🍵

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started cold brewing tea overnight. each morning there's a jug of chilled Yunnan white jasmine waiting for me. it's the way.

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enjoy $NEKOYA coffee and foods☕ 🥞 created by @eiteengo

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TIL there is a tea plantation in Italy https://www.compagniadellago.com/fiori-e-piante/pianta-del-the/ I've always thought of tea as cultivated in Asia and some limited production in East Africa, Latin America, or the Levant - first I've heard of production happening in Europe (really want to try it)

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✨gm✨ feed is broken again so not seeing a lot of posts, but if you show up on my notifications i’ll stop by your page and see what you’ve been up to :)

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The methods of making matcha are divided into: 1. Light matcha (usucha) - whisking matcha powder with water, using a smaller ratio of powder. 2. Thick matcha (koicha) - whisking matcha powder with water, using a larger ratio of powder. 3. Matcha latte - whisking matcha powder with milk, which will have the aroma and flavor of milk overpowering the matcha. Left: koicha / Right: usucha pic from Matcha Union .com

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Winter teaware mood

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Ridiculous rose petal teapot that is not dishwasher safe nor practical but I love so much

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Irina Liakh 🎩

Got myself the perfect tea in Ojai 😃👑🇺🇦. This beautiful blend is dedicated to the Ukrainian grandma of the founder of Magic Hour and all the women of Ukraine 🫂 https://clubmagichour.com/products/queen-of-ukraine

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gm fellow tea lovers~! here’s what I’m currently having, the one on the left さつまかおり三州 (かごしま茶) sweet, rich, full-bodied … never fails to brighten up my morning

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Just ordered a bunch of tea pets from Jesse's Teahouse. They have some really nice stuff, and a pretty active YouTube channel. https://jessesteahouse.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@jessesteahouse

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I love coffee, but four days in Bangkok and I'm addicted to Thai iced tea 🤩

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After seeing @0age's setup I started working on my own. A dedicated teapot + small cup already made a huge difference to how I enjoy a cup of green tea https://warpcast.com/0age/0x130dc914

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