A Nourishing Remedy: Conditioning Our Bodies
by Lisa Chan
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Qián
Our Kuro Sengoku Black Soybean Tea, Qián, is a restorative and nutty tea inspired by Traditional Chinese Medicine on mediating the balance of our body. Sourced from Hokkaido, Japan, these kurosengoku organic black soybeans (finest grain) contain anti-inflammatory and anti-aging properties that improve blood flow and interconnectivity within our body. Qián is a caffeine-free, organic and all natural tea.
Naming
墨突莫不黔 -----《文子·自然》
It takes time to warm a seat.
这句话出自出自东汉·班固《答宾戏》,此处的原文是:
是以圣哲之治,栖栖遑遑。孔席不暖,墨突不黔。
汉语成语,原指东奔西走,每至一地,烟囱尚未熏黑,又到别处去了。后用其事为典,形容事情繁忙,犹言席不暇暖。
Comes from Dong Han's "Rhetoric Play", referring to a busy way of life - already on to the next destination before our chimney smokes from a cooked meal, before our seat is warmed - to remind us to slow down.
Tasting Notes
Top notes roasted earth
Middle notes toasty with light sweetness
Base notes nutty and smooth