This loose Sencha has a fruity, sweet and strong taste. It smells very fruity after infusion and has a deep green color. Compared to our Sencha No. 2, it is somewhat fruitier and more intense.

This Sencha comes from the small town of Kobayashi in Miyazaki Prefecture on the island of Kyushu. Mr. Takayuki runs the farm without the use of pesticides in the 3rd generation. In 2021, he won one of the Youth Farmer's Conference's prestigious awards for his work.

The Sencha is of course grown completely pesticide-free and without chemical fertilizers. We have also had this checked externally - you can see the pesticide report in the picture gallery above. So you can be sure that our tea is 100% free of pollutants.

Mr. Takayuki uses tea bushes of the Yabukita cultivar for his fruity Sencha. Don't know what to do with it? We explain it in our FAQ .

1-2 teaspoons per cup / 70 degrees / 60 seconds

The loose tea is infused in a pot with a strainer. Alternatively, you can use fillable disposable tea bags. It is a sweet, aromatic and smooth green tea and tastes both beginners and green tea connoisseurs. Our tutorial video below shows you how to make it easily.

More infusions

It can, like any good Sencha, of course, be infused several times. So you have not only longer something from the tea but it also dissolves more and more healthy substances from the tea. Here you can try different temperatures and infusion times to find out what you like best.

Cold infusion

Our Senchas are also particularly suitable for cold brewing: simply pour cold water over twice the amount of Sencha and leave to infuse for 5-10 minutes. The delicious refreshment is ready.

Our tutorial video below shows you this simple and super refreshing preparation method.

Storage

The Sencha comes in a sealed and resealable flavor bag. The removal is thus super easy and the tea stays fresh for a long time.