As I continue down the philosophical rabbit hole of Posthumanism, I find the strength of my Yunnan black waning. Thus, I decided to make myself a cup of Sencha to compensate for the declining amount of caffeine. This really has become a go-to tea for me just because of how sweet it is from the beginning. But I’ve probably spent too long writing this note, so see my other notes for more information.
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Fun Fact: This tea is also good cold, being a bit sweet and only the slightest hint of astringency.
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sounds good – I want some!
It was totally worth the wait. My parent got this for me as a Christmas gift (which I specifically told them to get ;-) ), and it took a little over a month for it to get here because it got held up in customs.
I was thinking I might wait until their 2012 teas are in.
That’s probably a good idea. I don’t know how long the self life on Japanese greens is, but I imagine that it isn’t more than a year and a half.
About a year is what most people recommend for green tea. :)
Thanks for the advice. On a down side, that means that I really need to start drinking my Top Leaf again…
sounds good – I want some!
It was totally worth the wait. My parent got this for me as a Christmas gift (which I specifically told them to get ;-) ), and it took a little over a month for it to get here because it got held up in customs.
I was thinking I might wait until their 2012 teas are in.
That’s probably a good idea. I don’t know how long the self life on Japanese greens is, but I imagine that it isn’t more than a year and a half.
About a year is what most people recommend for green tea. :)
Thanks for the advice. On a down side, that means that I really need to start drinking my Top Leaf again…