Gyokuro Kanro Tea JAM or potting your latest houseplant

or potting your latest houseplant

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Inspired by Louis XV’s legendary dessert for Madame de Pompadour

and when holding branches or flowers it turns into a small scene — the blooms becoming hair

Gyokuro Kanro Tea JAM or potting your latest houseplantKanros name means sweet dew. This Gyokuro tea has a plentiful, rich character that lingers until the last drop. Unlike Sencha, Gyokuro is shade grown and harvested only once a year in spring. This shading process maximizes the teas natural antioxidant and anti irritant properties, producing a concentrated flavor reminiscent of freshly squeezed tea leaves. With its plentiful umami and long finish, Kanro is perfect for slow sipping in small servings and