Tag Archives: Japanese tea
Kocha Satsuma
This is the other set of Japanese leaves that I bought in my recent four black teas mini-haul.
Kocha Benifuki
This is the first post about the four black teas (two from Japan, and two from Fuding in Fujian province of China) that I recently purchased over at House of Tea.
Back In Black
The other day I jemmied the padlock off the coffer housing the tea purchasing pennies, and had a peep inside.
Yamamotoyama Genmaicha and Sencha Teabags
This was one of those spur-of-the-moment purchases.
Kuki Hojicha
Many teaheads don’t need much arm twisting in order to enter into a cash for leaves transaction at the best of times, and thanks to a fairly feeble excuse I hopped online and got busy buying.
Oi Ocha
Say what you like about our local supermarket, (and I do have plenty to say, and not all of it complementary), but somebody there has their finger on the pulse.
Oolong Yabukita
This is the second part of a pair of posts detailing my experiences with two rather interesting teas from Japan that I came across while shopping over at House of Tea.
Kocha Yabukita
I bought these leaves from perennial favourites House of Tea with Christmas present cash.
Irma Chinese Sencha
Mrs. Teaist came across this tea in a branch of Danish supermarket Irma, and given their reputation as purveyors of good quality foodstuffs thought it worth a punt.
Hoshino Seichaen Gyokuro “Classic”
This tea formed part of my haul from Sing teahouse in Copenhagen during my recent tea-inspired day-trip to the Danish capital.
