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udonboi 06-26-2009 01:34 AM

Which choice of green tea should I choose?
 
Bancho? Gyokuro? Matcha? not sure which one to choose. I want a green tea for everyday tea. I want to get the highest quality of tea, so what should I look for?

yuujirou 07-02-2009 06:53 AM

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Originally Posted by udonboi (Post 738559)
Bancho? Gyokuro? Matcha? not sure which one to choose. I want a green tea for everyday tea. I want to get the highest quality of tea, so what should I look for?

not too savy w/ green tea
but i believe matcha is meant more for cooking
(i like to mix it w/ the rice before i cook it ^_^ )

Hatredcopter 07-02-2009 07:04 AM

Matcha is the tea for Japanese tea ceremony. It's not the same thing as green tea.

I prefer genmai cha - not too hard to find, and a great every day tea.

yuujirou 07-02-2009 07:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Hatredcopter (Post 740885)
Matcha is the tea for Japanese tea ceremony. It's not the same thing as green tea.

I prefer genmai cha - not too hard to find.

oh snap... then i must have something else o.o'

Hatredcopter 07-02-2009 07:07 AM

It IS used in cooking and for flavoring often - I was just pointing out its role in the Japanese tea ceremony, and not just cooking.

yuujirou 07-02-2009 07:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Hatredcopter (Post 740888)
It IS used in cooking and for flavoring often - I was just pointing out that it's role in the Japanese tea ceremony, and not just cooking.

oh... x.x''
haha... =.=

buut yeah...
the tea that's used for the ceremonies come powdered and w/ an uber big price tag right?

ozkai 07-02-2009 08:10 AM

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Originally Posted by yuujirou (Post 740894)
oh... x.x''
haha... =.=

buut yeah...
the tea that's used for the ceremonies come powdered and w/ an uber big price tag right?


I find that hard to believe that they come powdered..

yuujirou 07-02-2009 08:16 AM

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Originally Posted by ozkai (Post 740922)
I find that hard to believe that they come powdered..

oh, but they do x]
a very fine powder at that as well

Nyororin 07-02-2009 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by ozkai (Post 740922)
I find that hard to believe that they come powdered..

That is literally what matcha is - powdered tea.
But it`s finely powdered tea leaves, not instant tea.

xYinniex 07-03-2009 12:06 AM

I see sencha [the ones in teabags] sold everywhere in asian supermarkets.


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