When I saw this experimental blend of black tea and ripe pu-er, I quickly added it to my shopping cart because I hadn’t tried this combination before!
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A few years ago, I tried Balhyocha for the first time and developed a fondness for Korean teas. I then meet Soo a few years later and I’ve had the opportunity to taste and learn more about Korean teas from her!
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Last week I tasted a pre-portioned pu-er cake, so all I had to do was add water and brew! Therefore, this week I wanted to taste another one, but the white tea variation!
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Every so often I like having a simple tea session without having to measure tea. Therefore, this pre-proportion tea cake came in handy!
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Next week is the World Tea Conference and Expo. While I won’t be attending, it seemed fitting to share this tea because I received it as sample the last time I was there!
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In my most recent Kyoto Obubu Farms’ Tea Club box, this special sencha arrived and I wanted to share!
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I was craving a Taiwanese milk oolong this week and found this in my tea collection! A sweet tea sounded delightful.
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Last year, I tried a tea that was placed inside a pomelo rind to cure. So, when I saw the description of this tea and it mentioning the taste of citrus rinds, my interest was peaked.
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A few months ago, Nepal Tea reached out and offered to send me some samples. I was intrigued to see what they would give me and this was one of them!
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I have a fond spot for Japanese black teas, however, they are uncommon. So, when I saw Kyoto Obubu Tea Farms had a Japanese black tea that was rolled like a sencha, I had to try it!
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