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Category Archives: Japanese Green Tea
Tsuen’s Uji Fujitsubo Gyokuro [Episode 259]
This episode, James brings on a tea purchased on his recent trip to Japan. The tea is from Tsuen, one of the oldest teahouses in the world established in the year 1160. Gyokuro is a shade-grown Japanese green tea. Brewed … Continue reading
Japanese Green Tea IN Issaku [Episode 222]
This episode Denny and James bring a true rarity, a Japanese green tea. This tea is the Issaku, a Fukamushi Sencha, and has a lot of fresh, grassy tones.
Yame Gyokuro O-Cha Japanese Green Tea [Episode 54]
In episode 54, Denny and James continue on green teas and review O-Cha’s Yame Gyokuro! A decent and reasonably priced gyokuro.
Japanese Green Teas [April 2014 Tea Drinking Report]
This month’s tea genre was Japanese greens, composing of Sencha and Gyokuro. This means I drink that genre of tea in some form at least once a day. This could mean gong-fu, grandpa, or even a cold-brew. I’ll still consume … Continue reading
Posted in Article, Drinking Report, Green Tea, Japanese Green Tea, Long-form Article
Tagged Den's Tea, Ippodo, O-Cha, Yunomi
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Green Tea! Tea Basics [Episode 52]
The second episode of Tea Basics! Episode 52 covers Green Teas, including a couple different Japanese and Chinese types. Featuring teas from Teavivre, New Century Tea Gallery, and two from O-Cha.
Posted in Chinese Green Tea, Green Tea, Japanese Green Tea, Korean Green Tea, Long-form Podcast, Podcasts
Tagged New Century Tea Gallery, O-Cha, Teavivre
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Den’s Hashiri Sencha Japanese Green Tea [Episode 11]
James & Denny complete their series of Japanese green teas with Episode 11 and another sencha. This time it’s from state-side based vendor Den’s Tea. They drink Den’s most premium Shincha (first harvest) offering the Hashiri Sencha.
O-Cha’s Chiran Sencha Japanese Green Tea [Episode 10]
James & Denny continue their series of Japanese green teas with Episode 10 and an offering from long-time vendor of Japanese greens, O-Cha. In this episode they drink O-Cha’s lovely Shincha Chiran Sencha.
Ryu Mei’s Matcha [Episode 9]
In episode 9, James & Denny start a new series on Japanese green tea with a fresh, highly energizing Matcha from Ryu Mei.