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it stands as a prime example of his blending philosophy: using the strengths of each ingredient to create a tea whose balance and depth would be difficult—if not impossible—to achieve with single-origin material alone

This functional accent also ensures a steady grip even when the pot is hot

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gyokuro superior Quantity:50g producing a groundedQuite a few Japanese green teas boast a strong umami taste. Often, this means there is a somewhat raw sensation that tastes meaty, but rarely is umami as precisely defined as in this Gyokuro. It may sound contradictory, but this teas taste is both subtle and distinct. Those in the know are aware that top notch Gyokuro often reminds one of chicken broth, but this one also offers a variety of select garden legumes. However, the broth aroma is never