Sencha Haru box / traditional metal box 50g
Sencha Haru box / traditional metal box 50g
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Paulownia presentation box containing a very refined traditional Japanese Washi (Japanese paper) box by Sencha Haru.
The smooth, nectar-like taste is extracted from early-picked leaves. This tea, with its refined flavor, provides a sensation of sweetness.
A light green reminiscent of spring, this sencha It has no bitterness. You could say it's a well-bred, disciplined tea, with rounded edges...without any aggressiveness. While the harvest of sencha Harvesting usually takes place around May 2nd, but for Haru, it is earlier, occurring during the first two weeks of April in order to pick young, tender leaves that have not yet been exposed to much sun. If the gyokuro is covered to protect it from light, thus slowing the development of tannins and accentuating sweetness and flavor, this sencha It is harvested early. Thus, through the sole light of early spring, it acquires the same complexity of flavors that the ripening of grapes gives to wine, while remaining very smooth...
Net weight - 50g
Ingredient - Green tea
Origin - Japan
Specification
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Temperature: 80°C
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Time: 60S
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Dosage: 2g/50ml
Saveurs
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Bitterness: 1.5/5
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Sweetness:
4.5/5
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Intensity: 3/5
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Umami: 3.5/5
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