YABUKITA | Shiga Asamiya

Sweetness (Umami): ★★ Astringency: ★★★ Color: ★★

Color of tea water Left: 1st brew Right: 2nd brew

It will be a variety that you can enjoy the refreshing and refreshing astringency of tea. The quality of sencha is very good, the aroma is subtle, and the balance between sweetness and astringency is perfect.


Asamiya, Shiga Prefecture

Asamiya is located on the border of Kyoto and Shiga prefectures. Said to be the oldest tea-producing area in Japan, it is said to be one of Japan's five major tea brands. At an altitude of about 400m, the temperature difference between day and night is large, and the climate is foggy, making it an extremely suitable place for tea cultivation.

We recommend storing Japanese green tea in a cool, dark place. Avoid places with high humidity, strong light, and strong odors.