Not sure if this counts but matcha is my absolute favorite tea. My partner recently visited Japan and brought back multiple seasonal/Japan exclusives and I could multiple cups every day.

Been meaning to start trying some looseleaf teas though is yunnan sourcing a good place to just try out random quality teas?

Oh my bad, my reading comprehension seems to have stopped at "sweetened condensed milk". Thanks for the tips though, appreciate it!

Wait please give a recipe or something! I love Thai tea from restaurants but every time I try to make my own it just comes out watery...

Also, for the condensed milk -- how do you mix that in? Am I thinking about the wrong milk? For me condensed milk is usually light brown and kind of syrupy but at the restaurants it seems to be more liquidy like regular milk. Any tips on how to achieve the right texture?

Ippodo is my current personal favorite. Prior to bringing it back straight from Japan, I just purchased it off Amazon. Ippodo also has their own website. They can be a bit expensive but I like ummon-no-mukashi ($51 for 40g on Amazon) for drinking it plain (usucha, unsweetened) and then for matcha lattes I like ikuyo (I'll typically get the 100g bag just because I drink a ton of it, also around $50).

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Absolutely. I picked up the Fellow Corvo EKG sometime back thinking it couldn't make that much of a difference but as a green tea lover, this makes all the difference. No more fishy teas!

I didn't get the gooseneck just because I didn't like how it looked but the fact that I don't do pourover coffee makes this not a big deal.

Beautiful dog!!