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Stardew Kabusecha 深むしかぶせ茶

This fukamushi (deep steamed) kabusecha (covered/shaded tea) bears a striking resemblance to Gyokuro tea. Its primary difference – being shaded for just six days less on average. The dried leaves have a stunning tropical scent of Mexican marigolds and passionfruit, while the liquor is characteristically vegetal and buttery, with sweet and savoury umami notes.

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Gifting Guide | This Fukamushi Kabusecha Pairs Perfectly With:

Gold Japanese Tea Canister | Tall Washi Paper | 金
Premium Hojicha Tea | Ōritsu (organic) | 王立 ほうじ茶
Australian Alps | Australian Green Tea

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Brisbane tea store Tour de Tea independently blends and sources the finest teas, curating an exquisite, bespoke tea selection for Australian tea lovers.

Tea is a ritual of quiet attention. Once welcomed into a routine, it provides dependable moments of joyous tranquility via the senses:

Sight: the golden, amber hues of a steeped brew.
Olfactory: the earthy or floral scent of unfurling steam.
Touch: the weight and texture of a perfectly crafted cup.
And of course – the taste.

Each enchanting sensory cue to draws the tea drinker deeper into the present moment. And so, this is why we define tea as sanctuary.

In a world of distractions and glorified hustle, the deliberate act of brewing tea is nothing short of gently radical. Adjusting water temperatures, studying the copper threads as they infuse into the pot, and treasuring the first sip are all small but meaningful acts of rebellion. And like any revolution, at its core is principled intention. Though few rebellions announce themselves in something as delightful as a cup of tea, therein lies its subversive audacity. For this reason, our blends and their accompanying stories are meticulously crafted to enhance tea’s transportive powers and thoroughly envelop the drinker. In essence, tea is neither trend nor commodity. It is a timeless practice with a home in every culture. It is refined over centuries and waits to be discovered – telling its story time, and time again.

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