Gyokuro Brewing Guide - History of Gyokuro Tea, Gyokuro Production and How to Brew Gyokuro Tea

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[@HibiscusFlowerFC]

Recommend refrigerating this kind of tea after opening the bag?

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[@johndaniellet.castor7189]

what's the ratio again? is it 5g:50ml or 5g:15ml? thanks

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5 grams and 150ml for a regular cup of tea and 5 grams and 50ml if you want to make a super concentrated "shot"

[@freestyleliving4145]

How can brew half sencha half gyokuro?

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you can't prepare the teas separately and enjoy them side by side?

[@EunusRex]

you can brew it as susuri-cha

[@potatolord9715]

@@Nioteasit’s fun to mix different teas sometimes