Oribeyaki chawan: Dō

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  Tomohiro Sawada: Kakewake Ash Glazed Oval Kyūsu

  Japanese chachū (kyūsu), Teaware

  澤田朋大 灰釉掛け分け丸急須

  Artist: Tomohiro Sawada Pot capacity: 360 ml Pot diameter: 9 cm Pot opening diameter: 5 cm Pot height, including the lid button: 10.5 cm Material: partially external glazed reduction fired red clay Net weight: 179 g Origin: Tokoname, Aichi, Japan Packing: Cushioned carton box

  *note: the photo with a hand holding the teapot is intended for the viewer to relate to the size of the piece. It is not meant as a reference for any proper handling style.

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  Uji Organic Matcha Sasameyuki, premium ceremonial grade, 30 g

  Cold Energy, Fuller Bodies, Green teas, Japan, Lighter Aromas, Organic teas, Tea

  宇治 有機 抹茶 細雪 (濃茶)

  The best tasting organic matcha we have sampled

  While there is no shortage of organic products in the market, getting one that offers the right taste is the most difficult part. That’s why we focus our effort in the mecca of top quality Japanese tea — Uji — to satisfy the different needs of different patrons. While a true connoisseur would want to indulge in the pure and rich flavours typical of a finest matcha, a Zen drinker needs a medium to open windows to the inner soul through the intricate yet solid presence of a tranquillising aftertaste. And then there are those who just want a top quality as their drink ingredient. The patrons in a most exclusive hotel in London seem to agree. We send more of this tea to their discretely beautiful tearoom and cafe than any other varieties. Tea Hong’s Uji Matcha Sasameyuki is the best quality organic production from the same tea master team who directs the quality of our top master grade Uji Matcha Tokumukashi. Their production facility in Higashiyama in Uji is certified for the strictest international food safety standard FSSC22000, and for organic production by Japan Organic and Natural Foods Association (JONA) under the Japanese Agricultural Standards (JAS). Net weight: 30g (1.06oz) in double-lidded tin

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  Uji Matcha Tokumukashi, ceremonial master grade, 30 g

  Cold Energy, Fuller Bodies, Green teas, Japan, Lighter Aromas, Tea

  宇治 御濃茶 徳昔

  Traditional stone-ground matcha

  You do not have to be a Japanese tea master to enjoy this exceptional matcha, nor reserving it only for that serious tea ceremony. Simply get a respectable tea bowl, whip it optimally, and relax with the gently roasted, consoling fresh aroma. Roll its full, layered and yet subtle umami taste in your mouth. Let that few seconds of sipping transcend into a peaceful hour, or at least a window for serenity, even at a clustered desk or a jammed kitchen table. Just the whipping of that pure, luxuriously intense greenness of the tea is mesmerising in itself. The tradition of competing to yield the most tasteful cup of the purest and most intense colour is still valid and as meaningful today as it was 12 centuries ago. This stone-ground production continues this precious heritage. However, the centuries of horticultural evolution coming to the hands of our tea masters in Uji give us a superb quality that is possible only today, and that would be envied by daimyos feudal lords and their chajins tea masters. Produced in Higashiyama by a team led by Shimada sensei, a regular winner of Uji Tea Quality Competition under Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Award, Tea Hong’s Uji Matcha Tokumukashi is a top choice as a koicha (濃茶) for chaji (aka formal chado tea ceremony). For us, it is a natural choice for enjoying a finest taste in green tea. Net weight: 30g (1.06oz) in double-lidded tin

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  Oribeyaki chawan: Black Earth

  Chawan, Teaware

  織部焼 黒土塗分け抹茶碗

  Kiln lineage: Oribe-yaki Bowl capacity: 390 ml Bowl diameter: 12 cm Bowl height: 7.7 cm Material: glazed stoneware Net weight: 304 g Origin: Toki, Gifu, Japan Packing: Cushioned carton box

  *note: the photo with a hand holding the tea bowl is intended for the viewer to relate to the size of the piece. It is not meant as a reference for any proper handling style.

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  Nishio Matcha Setsubai, Ōn Koicha Supreme, 30 g

  Cold Energy, Fuller Bodies, Green teas, Japan, Lighter Aromas, Tea

  西尾 極上御濃茶 雪梅

  Plum blossoms in the snow

  In the southern tip of Aichi prefecture before reaching the Mikawa Bay connecting to the Pacific Ocean, there is a small region that is known as the matcha capital amongst Japanese tea professionals — Nishio. A family farm which began tea production here since the end of 19th century is still thriving here. Two young cousins now run the setup: one oversees the tea farm, the other in the grinding facility. We were not convinced until we were each served with a small chawan of their koicha — the strong serving style as in Omotesenke おもてせんけ tea ceremony — so there was no hiding behind the foamy texture as in usucha, nor the dairy distractions as in matcha latte. When a tea is delivered in such a dense package, every bit of it is clearly revealed. We were struck immediately by its distinctive character: a refreshing “sea character” with a complex, engaging taste profile that is profoundly different from all the other matcha we have had from other regions. To us, it is this uncompromising insistence on its own strong character, rather than following trends toward softer, milder tastes, that deeply resonates. Introducing the best product from the Matcha Capital of Japan, Nishio Matcha Setsubai. Like the plum tree that blossoms even in the snow, a tea with a steadfast spirit that has won our respect. Net weight: 30g (1.06oz) in pull-lid tincan

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