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Sencha Okuyutaka Japanese Green Tea from Kagoshima | Mingtea
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Sencha Okuyutaka Japanese Green Tea from Kagoshima

Regular price €9,95
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Weight50g
Temperature 70–75 °C
Steeping time 1 to 1.5 min.
Amount 2 g / 150 ml
Caffeine
Taste & origin
Taste profile Umami• Fresh
Origin Japan
Region Kagoshima
Ingredients

Green tea

Sencha Okuyutaka Japanese Green Tea from Kagoshima

€9,95

Sencha Okuyutaka Japanese Green Tea from Kagoshima - character and origin from Kagoshima

Sencha Okuyutaka Japanese Green Tea from Kagoshima, on the southern island of Kyushu. This Sencha is made from the Okuyutaka cultivar and combines a full aroma with the fresh, refined character of Japanese green tea. Soft umami and fresh vegetal nuances come together beautifully in the flavour. The tea is aromatic and refreshing, with enough depth without becoming heavy. This makes the Sencha both approachable and interesting for lovers of Japanese green tea. After harvesting, the leaves are heated with steam to quickly stop oxidation and preserve their fresh green character. The combination of the Okuyutaka cultivar and its origin in Kagoshima gives this Sencha its own place within the wide range of Japanese green teas.

Kagoshima
ORIGIN

Kagoshima, Japan

Kagoshima is located in southern Japan and has a warm climate and fertile volcanic soils. Its extensive tea fields produce a wide variety of Japanese green teas. The region is particularly known for aromatic Sencha and high-quality teas with a soft, fresh character.