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Tea for connoisseurs - Fukamushi
Ichibancha Fukamushi is a deep-steamed premium green tea with a rich flavour and a high antioxidant content. Discover its properties and how to brew it!
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Tea that tastes like cocoa. What is hojicha powder?
The whole world has gone matcha crazy, and we don't expect this craze to go away anytime soon. This powdered green tea from Japan is valued for its health-promoting properties, it is an excellent ...
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We have known for a long time that our bodies have different needs depending on the time of day and the activities we do. If we meet these needs in the right way, we can maximize our productivity ...
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Matcha vs. coffee: which drink is more stimulating?
Most of us, at least a few times a month, experience a state in which we feel that we won't make it to the end of the day without a cup of strong coffee. Coffee rituals are an integral part of men...
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5 Common Mistakes in Preparing Matcha
In modern society, brewing tea is not always a ceremonial act: some people prepare this drink in just a few seconds, enjoying their favorite tea with breakfast or during a quick work break. Some c...
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The most expensive tea in the world
Which is the most expensive tea in the world? The world's most expensive tea bears little resemblance to the prices we're used to seeing on shop shelves. The Chinese tea Dà Hóng Pao, also known ...
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Good tea – how to tell true tea quality?
Where does tea come from? Tea originally comes from China – according to the legend of Shennong, it was already being drunk thousands of years before our era, though the first written records da...
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Tea cultivation – where does the best tea in the world grow?
Which countries grow tea Walk into a shop almost anywhere in the world, and there's a near-certainty you'll find tea on the shelf. It's a plant that has become hugely popular, and the history o...
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The history of tea in Japan Green tea reigns supreme in Japan – on shop shelves, in homes, and in restaurants. It's not the only tea produced in the country, but it's by far the most popular, n...
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Why do we reach for tea? Tea has had a place in Polish homes for a long time – some people start their day with it, use it as a coffee substitute, or drink it with lunch or in the evening. The ...
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