Kimberley's Kyusu

Tasting Sessions | White 2 Tea – 2017 Turtle Dove (Revisited)

Those of you who have been following me for a while now will remember that I have featured White 2 Teas – Turtle Dove Mini White Tea Cake in a review on my blog before. When I first tried this in 2018 I loved it for what it was and was glad I was able…

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19/12/2021

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Matcha Monday Masterclasses – Preparing Matcha Using Other Teas

It’s time again for another Matcha Monday Masterclass and this time around I’m going to be sharing a method I’ve been using for years now to add a little bit of variety to my daily bowls of matcha. Since I’ve moved away from drinking flavoured tea, and always favoured traditional matcha over flavoured matcha, when…

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15/11/2021

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Hojicha Powder | A Great Low Caffeine Matcha Alternative

Happy Matcha Monday Everyone! You all know that I love Matcha and that I love to prepare it traditionally as often as I can, but I can sadly only have one bowl a day because more than that and it will react too harshly with the medication I am on for my chronic migraines. So…

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08/11/2021

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What is Batabatacha? – A Traditional Japanese Herbal Blend & A Fermented Tea

Not too long ago now I was able to purchase(*) Batabatacha through Yunomi. I took a risk with this blend because I had never tried anything like this before, but I’m always looking to learn more about Japanese tea traditions and to try them out for myself so I wanted to give it a go…

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27/10/2021

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Insights Into The Japanese Tea Industry – Senbird Tea Q&A

Hello Everyone! I’m back today with the latest instalment of my newest series here on my blog which is of course titled Insights Into The Japanese Tea Industry. Like I said in the first post for this series last Friday, each week I’m going to be doing a Q&A with either a Japanese tea company,…

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22/10/2021

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Tasting Sessions | White 2 Tea – 2017 Turtle Dove (Revisited)

Matcha Monday Masterclasses – Preparing Matcha Using Other Teas

Hojicha Powder | A Great Low Caffeine Matcha Alternative

What is Batabatacha? – A Traditional Japanese Herbal Blend & A Fermented Tea

Insights Into The Japanese Tea Industry – Senbird Tea Q&A