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Style: Green Origin: Kagoshima, Japan Description: Tea made in the sencha style is the most popular in Japan. This sencha from the Kagoshima prefecture is made with the tender first flush leaves of the spring harvest, which are quickly steamed to preserve the beautiful green colour and grassy, savoury flavour. The processing style of many Japanese teas results in steeps that are often categorized as 'umami', one of the five basic categories of human taste. This Sencha is a perfect encapsulation of that quality. Tasting Notes: The aroma of this sencha is carried by a slightly floral nose, paired with a toasted, thick softness. The palate has a creamy texture with gentle umami notes. There is almost no perceptible astringency, and a soft, savoury nutty flavour. The tea develops a mineral sweetness - almost a copper linger, with an astringent build and fruitier notes in subsequent steepings. Brewing Instructions: Western-style Brewing 5g per cup. 70-80ºC water. Steep 1 - 1.5 minutes. Re-steep. * a clearer, more astringent steep Japanese-style Brewing First Steep - 3g per 70ml. 70ºC water. Steep 1 minute Second Steep - 80ml. 85ºC water. Pour immediately. Third Steep - 80ml. 90ºC water. Pour immediately. * a creamier, more umami steep Certified Organic