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Try a small size—about three servings—of our Sencha Midori green tea. Click here to order the regular retail size. Midori means “green” in Japanese, and this tea—from a high-elevation farm in Shizuoka Prefecture—lives up to its name. Strong, verdant flavors of artichoke and crisp lettuce give way to an almost chewy texture, finishing with a deeper profile of delicata squash and 80% dark chocolate that lingers on the palate. The leaves are shaded for a few weeks before harvest, a style known as kabuse; reduced sunlight changes the chemical composition of the plant, boosting production of particular compounds that impart savory and fragrant qualities. Brew with water well below boiling (~160° F) to maintain to maintain this style’s classic bittersweet taste. Or try a longer steep (5 - 10 minutes) with cool room temperature water to uncover more salinity and minerality. Country: JapanTasting Notes: wildflower honey, sea salt, romaine Approximately three servings -- 160º F 4-5 grams, 2-3 minute steep