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TOKYO LEAVES

【Tokyo Leaves】　2025　Japanese Sencha MARUTAMA3 MINAMI SAYAKA

【Tokyo Leaves】　2025　Japanese Sencha MARUTAMA3 MINAMI SAYAKA

¥2,100 JPY
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"Minami Sayaka" is a rare green tea cultivar known for its exotic floral aroma, reminiscent of jasmine or gardenia — a fragrance present even in the freshly harvested leaves.

To enhance this unique characteristic, the tea undergoes a special process called "withering" (ichō), which brings out its elegant fragrance even more.

Brewed at higher temperatures like black tea, it reveals a toasty aroma and richness, while still delivering the umami and refined astringency unique to green tea.

It pairs beautifully with Western sweets such as chocolate and baked pastries.

 

Net weight: 50g

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