Rose Sencha with Gold Flake Kotobuki / Etui 30g
Rose Sencha with Gold Flake Kotobuki / Etui 30g
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Kotobuki – Organic Sencha with Rose Petals & Gold Flakes
Jugetsudo has created Kotobuki, a celebratory sencha infused with rose petals and delicate gold flakes.
The word "Kotobuki" (寿) is an ancient Japanese term for celebration, found even in The Tale of Genji, dating back to the Heian era. This character is also part of Jugetsudo’s emblem, symbolizing longevity and joy.
For this special tea, we selected an early-harvest organic sencha from Kagoshima, known for its remarkable smoothness. The addition of fragrant rose petals enhances its freshness and uplifting aroma, making each sip a moment of refinement and joy.
This elegant gift item was recognized as a finalist in the "Gift Item" category at the London International Advertisement Prize.
Net weight – 30g
Ingredients – Green tea (93%), rose petals (6%), gold flakes (1%)
Origin – Japan, Kagoshima
Specification
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Temperature: 80°C
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Time: 50S
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Dosage: 2g/50ml
Saveurs
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Bitterness: 2/5
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Sweetness:
2.5/5
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Intensity: 3/5
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Umami: 3/5
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