成光の昔
The Japanese product title and body identify Seiko no Mukashi for both usucha and koicha. The maker describes refreshing bitterness and astringency, distinct umami, modest natural sweetness and a clean finish.
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The Japanese product title and body identify Seiko no Mukashi for both usucha and koicha. The maker describes refreshing bitterness and astringency, distinct umami, modest natural sweetness and a clean finish.
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The producer recommends both usucha and koicha.
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