Le thé, arômes & saveurs du monde Iconiques "Nothing is lost" in Japan

"Nothing is lost" in Japan where the stems form a family of tea in itself (kukicha)

que ce soit la finesse de la cueillette

the owner of Lumbini Tea Valley

it is a beautiful entry into the world of sencha

Ce couteau ou pic à pu er sert à déliter délicatement un morceau de thé compressé

Le thé, arômes & saveurs du monde Iconiques "Nothing is lost" in JapanThis is my first book, it represents 10 years of work and investigations. The first point of view is that of an ethno gastronomist on the tea routes: a history of tastes and rituals through the ages and continents. The second point of view is more sensory. It is about learning to taste tea like wine. Sensory analysis tools are presented to build a reference system for tea tasting. Finally, the third point of view is the meeting of the tea universe