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Insights Into The Japanese Tea Industry – Spilled Tea Q&A

Today here on Kimberley’s Kyusu I’m going to be starting another new series. This series, titled “Insight’s Into The Japanese Tea Industry” will be based around a Q&A format. Once each week, I’m going to post a new instalment for this series and for each one I’ll be interviewing a Japanese Tea company, and hopefully…

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15/10/2021

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Matcha Monday | Which Fruits Pair Perfectly With Koicha?

Hey Everyone! Happy Matcha Monday, For today’s post I’m coming to you with something a little bit different that usual as today we are going to be talking all about tea and food pairings, specifically looking into which fruits pair well with Koicha. I was inspired to do this little experiment by Nio Teas over…

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27/09/2021

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What is Wakoucha? – History, Production and More

Hey Everyone! I hope you have all been doing well and you’ve been enjoying the way that my content has been going since we re branded, I’ve definitely felt much more inspired and creative than I was before, well on days when my pain levels are low that is. But the point is, I’ve been…

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24/09/2021

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Michiyo Tsujimura’s Birthday! – A Google Doodle Dedicated To Her Work

Hey Everyone! I wasn’t planning on posting today but when I saw today google doodle this morning and found it it was dedicated to Michiyo Tsujimura and her work with tea to celebrate what would have been her 133rd birthday I had to write a post all about it, to help people out there learn…

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17/09/2021

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Bancha – The perfect Japanese Tea for your everyday cup

Hey Everyone! I hope you’re all doing well and enjoying the fact that autumn is arriving already and the air is starting to cool. For today’s post were going to learning about Bancha and why Bancha is the perfect Japanese tea for your everyday cup. Bancha is special type of Japanese green tea made from…

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15/09/2021

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Insights Into The Japanese Tea Industry – Spilled Tea Q&A

Matcha Monday | Which Fruits Pair Perfectly With Koicha?

What is Wakoucha? – History, Production and More

Michiyo Tsujimura’s Birthday! – A Google Doodle Dedicated To Her Work

Bancha – The perfect Japanese Tea for your everyday cup