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manner as pu-erh . this then would be ground in a mortar, and the resulting ground tea mixed together with various other herbs and flavourings. [ ] the custom of drinking tea, first for medicinal , and then largely also for pleasurable reasons, was already widespread throughout china. in the early th
the end of the th century, the style of tea preparation called "tencha" (点茶), in which powdered matcha was placed into a bowl, hot water added, and the tea and hot water whipped together, was introduced to japan by eisai , another monk, on his return from china. he also took tea seeds back with him,...
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