Anne-Sophie Pic / Fir Bud Buddha Amacha & Sencha 50g
Anne-Sophie Pic / Fir Bud Buddha Amacha & Sencha 50g
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Sencha tea, the most common in Japan, is very green and develops aromas of iodine and cut grass. Its slightly bitter structure gives it a nice length in the mouth. It prolongs the acidity and the camphor and lemony notes of the fir bud. The tannic, liquorice and woody notes of Buddha Amacha bring roundness and depth to this tea.
Net weight - 50g
Ingredient - Fir bud (67.5%), Buddha Amacha (21.5%), sencha green tea (11%)
Origin - Japan, Switzerland
Specification
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Temperature: 85°C
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Time: 30S
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Dosage: 4g/100ml
Saveurs
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Bitterness: 3/5
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Sweetness:
3/5
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Intensity: 4/5
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Umami: 4/5
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