Shogyokuen Izumi no Shiro Ceremonial Matcha Houjicha That is why they are

That is why they are often made into gyokuro or matcha

3"(W) x 3"(H)Capacity: 16oz / 473mlOrigin: Japan

they became the mainstream of Japanese tea containers and came to be called kyusu (teapot)

These antique tea mugs feature old-retro sepia colors bound to create a calm feeling

Gently pat the whisk dry and place tine-side down on a clean surface to finish drying before returning to the plastic case or matcha stand

Shogyokuen Izumi no Shiro Ceremonial Matcha Houjicha That is why they areTasting Profile: Umami, smooth, creamy with hints of nutty notes The delicious blend of tencha leaves (tea leaf processed into flakes) by master blender, CEO Hiroshi Kobayashi, has created exquisite matcha for tea ceremony practitioners. Izumi no Shiro, literally the "white of the wellspring", is a matcha with an excellent, smooth umami flavor perfect for usucha. Flavor Profile Based on our own tasting, this product has the following profile. However,