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Enjoy premium loose leaf tea casually or if you prefer tea bags, we have a cup for them too. The heat-resistant glass dishwasher safe.
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Midori Kannyu Matcha Bowl is back in stock with a deeper green design.
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Here are two products for sharing Matcha from Tokoname pottery, Japan
Handled Matcha Bowl - convenient for preparing and serving several cups of...
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As we move deeper into Autumn, much of North America will turn colder and become a great time to enjoy a warm cup of tea. Matcha beverages (sweet ...
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Tea is normally made of tea leaves and buds, however Kukicha is uniquely made of stems and stalks left over from the production of Sencha or Gyoku...
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Our own character “Denchan” was born in Japan several decades ago to tell you about our products and Japanese tea culture. We also created some De...
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$5 Off for purchases over $50 & Free Shipping (for the US only). Den’s Tea is happy to celebrate this special day which honors the workers who...
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How about brunch with Sencha when you can have a relaxed and slow-moving morning? On those days we recommend, our Sencha Extra Green. It is a spec...
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These small old-fashioned shaped Matcha bowls fit neatly in your hand. They can be used as a rice bowl, too.
Pottery: Mino. Mino-yaki has been ma...
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One of the reasons Fukamushi-Sencha is very popular in Japan is easy brewing. You can have a consistent cup with Fukamushi Sencha even if you brew...
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Mizutama means polka dots in Japanese. Polka dots are a traditional design that you will find on many teapots in older restaurants. Our Mizutama k...
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Place 2 grams (2 scoops using a Chashaku or 1 teaspoon) of Matcha powder into the Matcha bowl. To eliminate lumps sieve Matcha with a strainer be...
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