Japanese Green Tea – Bulk 500g & 1kg Packs

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SENCHA LOOSE LEAF TEA - The most popular Japanese green tea worldwide. It represents about 80% of all tea produced in Japan. Sencha green tea is lightly steamed which is often enjoyed by Japanese as a refreshing beverage in daily life and is easy to brew to individual taste preferences.

Enjoy The Best Time with Organic Sencha Green Tea Grown in Rich Nature

The best temperature for hot water is around 70-90℃. If you are pouring tea for several people, pour it a little at a time into the teacups in several batches to ensure that the taste and amount are uniform for all teacups. Please pour it out until the last drop.

No Chemical Fertilizer

100% JONA & JAS Organic Certified

Select the finest tea farmers blend the finest varieties.

The tea leaves of sencha green tea are cultivated in an open-air tea farm and it is grown under the sunlight directly.

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Organic Sencha from Uji, Kyoto

Sencha is the most commonly consumed green tea in Japan, accounting for approximately 70% of the total amount distributed in Japan. Because the tea leaves are exposed to plenty of sunlight and grow thick, they are characterized by their deep green color and deep, mellow aroma.

Among them, organic tea accounts especially for only 4% of domestic production.

This extremely valuable tea also makes a great gift.

The Secret to Deliciousness Is

The Blend and Manufacturing Method

Tea experts carefully assess the quality of tea leaves every year. We mainly use the first harvest varieties of "Yabukita" and "Saemidori".

Furthermore, far-infrared roasting and pasteurization brings out the original impactful aroma of tea and the full flavor of the tea leaves.

Green Tea Steaming Level Simplified Chart

If the freshly picked leaves are left as they are, they immediately begin to ferment. The tea leaves are steaming for halt the oxidizing and fermentation action, preserve their green color and remove the "grassy" odor. Steaming process has a significant effect on the sencha's color and quality.

Cold Brew Sencha Green Tea Is Also Recommended

Cold Brew Sencha gives It a Mellow Taste

Cold Brew makes it difficult to extract bitter and astringent ingredients and caffeine. Furthermore, vitamin C is not destroyed by heat.

Add 3g of tea leaves (1 heaped tsp) to 100ml of water and brew in the refrigerator for 1 hour. If you are making a large batch, please brew for 3-6 hours.

Arrange Cold Brew Sencha by Adding Fruits

Green tea and lemons are both high in nutrition. It can be a great addition to a healthy diet. When making cold brew sencha, you can make a refreshing lemon sencha by soaking it with lemon slices and garnishing it with mint.

Other recommended varieties include peaches, pears, and blueberries.

Japanese Sencha Green Tea

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From $19.49 USD

【First-Harvest Sencha Green Tea】 In Japan, tea made from the first picked buds of the year are called "shincha." The tea leaves, picked from late April to early May, are soft, vibrant green, and have a refreshing aroma. This premium sencha green tea is made using only the finest first-harvest tea leaves.
【Refined Taste】 It has a good balance of sweetness, umami, and bitterness, alongside a refreshing, refined taste. Its delicate flavor goes well with fruit-based desserts, chocolate, no-bake cheesecake, and white fish dishes.
【Bright Color, Refreshing Aroma】 The brewed of this sencha green tea tea is a bright yellow-green color with transparent tones. It has a refreshing and mellow aroma, making it the perfect tea for relaxation and refreshment.
【Fresh Loose Leaf】 This sencha green tea blend mainly consists of the popular "Yabukita" variety. Yabukita is a tea with a good balance of sweetness, umami, and bitterness. These are fresh, first-harvest tea leaves which have been neatly cut into sticks.
【Delicious Both Hot and Iced】 This sencha green tea is delicious brewed with either hot or cold water. Please see the brewing instructions on this product page.

What is First Flush Tea?

Sencha is a classic Japanese tea made by steaming tea leaves grown in sunlight. Among sencha, the first flush made from new buds harvested in early spring are particularly rich in amino acids that give it umami, and relatively little catechin, which causes astringency. That allows you to enjoy a strong umami flavor, sweetness, and a refreshing aroma. The clear yellow-green color of the tea is beautiful, making it a tea that can be enjoyed with all five senses.

How to brew with hot water

1. Add 2/3tbsp(4g) of tea leaves into the teapot.

2. Pour 90ml of hot water at about 158°F into the teapot.

3. Wait 60 to 90 seconds and pour last drop into the cup.

4. For the second brew, add water that is slightly warmer than the first brew and wait 10 seconds.

How to brew with cold water

1. Add 1tbsp(6g) to 1 1/4 tbsp(8g) of tea leaves into the teapot.

* 1.5 to 2 times the amount of tea leaves used for hot brewing

2. Add 2 to 3 ice cubes into the teapot, then pour in 100ml of water.

3. Wait for about 3 minutes while occasionally stirring, and then pour into a glass.