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Cheap, yet good tea?
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179 days old
last post: May 5, 2014
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Cheap, yet good tea?

14 Name: Anonymous : 2014-04-07 04:34
Tea from Wawa shops, is it as good as they say?
15 Name: Anonymous : 2014-04-07 04:47
Is that an online store, >>14-san?
16 Name: Anonymous : 2014-04-07 23:17
>>12
Yes, I did. A friend had some extra and let me taste. I'm now on the hunt for a place to buy fresh spearmint for myself.
17 Name: Anonymous : 2014-04-24 15:16
Green tea harvest now/soon! Ive gotten some yakushima(only kind available at the moment) from yuuki-cha, it tastes like spring :>
18 Name: Anonymous : 2014-05-05 07:54
What's the best water temperature to make matcha with?
Even with my water boiling it doesn't seem to have much taste... could it have been improperly stored?
19 Name: Anonymous : 2014-05-14 11:29
>>18
I boil it and let it cool for a bit before making it, so just post-boil cooling, I should say. What do you mean by taste? You could have failed to mix it properly or even mixed it too much. How did you store it? I'm still keeping mine in the resealable tin sitting inside a wooden box with the bowl inside. Smell the powder, look at the texture, feel the powder. It should be like coarse sand, it shouldn't run too much or stick together.

It could even be expired already. If you're in doubt, get a new tin to be safe.

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