You want luxury in a cup? Ujiha Kumo Super Supreme Ceremonial Grade Matcha is ON SALE from $49.99 to $35! Yeah, that’s right – it’s practically begging to jump into your cart at this price!

Here’s why Kumo Matcha is next-level:

🌱 Old-School Mastery: This matcha has been perfected over 180 years of family expertise. These tea masters in Uji, Japan, have been crushing the matcha game since forever. They shade the leaves for 4+ weeks before harvest to lock in all that flavor and make sure every single leaf is at its best.

😋 Flavor Bomb: Imagine a sip that tastes like a velvety custard, has this deep, rich umami, and finishes with a light sweetness. That’s Kumo! This isn’t your grassy, bitter matcha wannabe. It’s the real deal, like drinking green velvet.

💎 Fancy Features:

• Stone-Ground Goodness: Ground on a traditional stone mill to keep the delicate flavors intact.
• Exclusive Cultivars: A unique blend of Samidori and Gokou tea plants for a super-nuanced taste. Not every matcha can say that!
• Crafted by Experts: Blended by tea masters who are recognized by luxury brands for their skill. Basically, it’s luxury in a bag.

💥 Health Powerhouse: Packed with L-Theanine for that chill-yet-focused energy, and loaded with EGCG (your secret weapon against those sneaky free radicals). Drink it daily for focus, health, and a major zen boost.

Special Deal: Only $35 for a limited time! Don’t sleep on this if you want to experience matcha nirvana.

Check it out and thank us later!

Today marks the first Liquid Proust Quarter Sale! This will be a sale that happens after each quarter end by looking at lowest 10 sales in terms of sales. What this will do is allow sales to occur on things not moving, but also identify which teas don’t need to be on sale because they already move. It’s a business decision with structure that’ll help the flow going forward as I try to grow things to be better all around!

That being said, here’s what on 20% sale for the next week through October 31st 2024:

1. Tea: A User's Guide by Tony Gebely - A fantastic read for those newer into tea in general and great to lend/gift to friends who are wanting to get into tea or understand a bit more because you’re so ‘nerdy’ about it.
2. 2009 Alishan- a Taiwanese oolong that was reroasted in 2019. This will be a great addition to sipping on slightly rested oolongs this fall!
3. The Xinlu Dong Ding oolongs- it pains me to discount these as I would love to just take them off the site and keep them myself as the best dong ding I’ve come across, but I have over 50kg of oolong myself which is problematic.
4. 2018 Daxueshan - I think the only reason this didn’t sell more is due to the price. It’s a more reserved picking of maocha for the wild tea in that area that was privately bought and stored by myself.
5. 2005 Daxueshan Guang Yang Hao - very rare beginning and test production form Guan Yang Hao the owner let me buy for everyone to try. Quite pricey, no surprise it hasn’t been moving but it is quite delicious!
6. 2007 Yangjiazhai Yang's Hamlet Arbor Aged Tree Tea - we won’t talk about how much I paid to acquire this cake, it’ll probably be on these quarter sales a few times as it’s a pricey one.
7. 2002 Shuixian- this wuyi oolong was roasted in 2002 and while it’s pretty enjoyable, it doesn’t have as much oomph that newer wuyi teas have so if you’re wanting a more rested and calming cup for potentially nightcaps this is great but I also know the cost has pushed people aside.
8. 2020 Yesheng Wild Tree 古樹- really no reason this isn’t sold out already.
9. 1997 Fenghuang Shuixian Aged Dancong Oolong- shocked this was on the list!
10. 2005 Roasted Nantou Taiwanese Oolong- honestly, nothing special here compared to other rested/aged oolongs that are in the shop. It’s just now on sale.

Remember that by following and buying via https://liquidproust.etsy.com saves me a % of the fees, but it’s okay if you don’t do it no worries. Last little thing- if you go through Etsy you can leave reviews which ultimately help people feel comfortable buying from some random shop in Ohio which has been super useful. I read them all and appreciate the constructive feedback and remarks made in positivity as well!

Hello everyone! I’ve been drinking and brewing tea using the 功夫茶 (gongfu tea) method for about a year now and I’ve mostly been drinking teas from Jesses tea house who’s done an amazing job of making Chinese teas more direct for foreigners. I know he has relations with tea farmers in China specifically the 福建 (Fujian) area. How hard is it to make these connections? I’m fairly conversational in mandarin and I would be super interested to get to know a tea farmer. Is this realistic? Do any of you have any experience looking for a tea farmer? Sorry if this is a stupid question just asking because I’d like to learn more about the tea making process and take my tea experience to the next level.

Thank you!

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Enjoy Tea and Japanese Sweets / Making Collage Box Together!

Join us for a fun and enjoyable crafting experience! Professional craft artist prepared material for the event!
Tea and Sweets are served after it, enjoy and relax!

🔶 Date: October 26, 2024 (Sat) 14:00 - 16:30
🔶 Location: Kuramae, Taitō, Tokyo
🔶 Access: 2-minute walk from Kuramae Station (Oedo Line)
🔶 Fee: 5,000 yen (includes materials, tea, and sweets)
🔶 Capacity: Up to 6 person (small group)
🔶 Organizer: Mengfang Chabo 門房茶房
🔶 Apply: https://mengfangchabo.com/contact/

(Address will be provided after registration)
Japanese Page
https://mengfangchabo.com/2024/10/13/2024-10-13/

Promotion Details: • Duration: October 14th - October 21st, 2024 • Discount: 25% off with code CCTGT25 • Shipping: Free shipping on orders over $45, with delivery within 2-5 business days • Bonus: Every order comes with a free random tea sample to explore more exquisite flavors! •Website: https://chichatea.com/collections/green-tea

About Us: • Our 6,000-acre tea farm in Sichuan produces 2,000 to 900 tons of premium tea each year. • As a leading tea company, we serve both wholesale and retail markets in the US. • Each green tea is sourced from renowned regions like Xihu Longjing, Biluochun, and Xinyang Maojian. • Freshly handpicked and straight from the origin, our teas deliver the authentic taste of China.

Hey tea friends! If you’re looking to stock up on teas for autumn 🍂, don’t miss out! Use the code FALLTEA15 for 15% off your purchase!

Enshi Jade Dew Green Tea: A steaming green tea that’s fresher than fresh

Lichuan Black Tea: A delightful strong natural sweet tea experience.

Osmanthus Black Tea: Floral and honey notes with a velvety texture.

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