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Organic Yame Sencha "Asatsuyu" from O-Cha.com

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77/100

Organic Yame Sencha "Asatsuyu"

Green Tea by O-Cha.com

Organic Yame Sencha “Asatsuyu”, from Kyushu, a first rate, first flush green tea. Harvested from the first round of young 100% “Asatsuyu” clone spring leaves. Deeply steamed green tea, resulting in an especially intense green color with a thick consistency. If you are looking for a very healthy, organic, deeply steamed daily sencha of good value, then this would be hard to beat. We offer this item in 100 gram packaging. Certified organic JONA/JAS. As with all of our loose leaf green teas, packaged in nitrogen filled bags.

4 Tasting Notes

sherubtse
80

Quite an enjoyable sencha — rather light & sweet on the first brew, and more astringent subsequently. This is another low-cost, good-quality sencha from O-cha.

First infusion – 5 g. per 8 oz. water, 70 deg., 50 sec.

Second infusion – 5 g. per 8 oz. water, 60 deg., 90 sec.

Third infusion – 5 g. per 8 oz. water, 60 deg., 10 min.

shinseikatsu
79
shinseikatsu 4 tasting notes

I brewed this tea a little cooler than what is recommended by the vendor. My first impression is that the tea has a deeper, richer flavor than other senchas I have tried. I think it would be really good with heavier foods, rather than a light sweet.

A softer flavor this time, rounder. Warm-grassy, compared to a sharp-grassy. Still very good.

Trying a full cup now. Again, the temperature is a little lower than what the vendor recommends. The is a soft roundness to the flavor, followed by a slightly sharp grassy finish. A deeper aroma, rather than “bright” of a light-steamed sencha. I definitely think this would be better with savory foods or a meal, compared to sweets or desserts with a light-steamed sencha.

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