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by Lydia Gautier in collaboration with Joëlle Danies

This gustatory journey around the terroirs and rituals of teas is composed of 5 single-dose teas

Herriko signifie "du pays" en basque

Dorothée Perkins a vécu en 2007 une année à Tokyo

Kabusecha Ujimidori Sachet variant__label:after { content: ":"Kabusecha literally means covered tea. It is actually a shaded tea before harvesting to develop its umami pole, for a shorter time than gyokuro , generally around fifteen days compared to around twenty days for gyokuro. It thus develops a balance between the liveliness of a sencha not shaded and the softness of a shaded tea due to the overproduction of certain amino acids responsible for umami. The Ujimidori cultivar is recent, it was selected in 1985