Yame Organic Premium Sencha Hatsuhana (Loose 40g)

A refreshing Sencha with a clean aroma and gentle sweetness that spreads across the palate when you drink it.
Perfectly balanced Umami and light astringency make this our No.1 best-selling tea.
Brew with plenty of tea leaves using water at 80°C, and gently roll the tea on your tongue to fully enjoy its flavour.
This small package tea also makes a perfect add-on gift with a tea set or simply for anyone who wants to try a new tea.

How to Enjoy Tea (2–3 Servings)
1. Pour boiling water into the teacups and let it cool to about 80°C.
2. Add approximately 2 teaspoons of tea leaves to the teapot.
3. Pour the cooled water from the cups into the teapot and steep for about 1 minutes.
4. Pour the tea into each cup in rotation until all cups are evenly filled, then enjoy.

[Pesticide-Free Grown] ~ No Pesticides, No Chemical Fertilizers ~ We continue to grow tea completely pesticide-free, without the use of any pesticides, with the desire to create something truly healthy for your body.

[Soil Care] ~ Living Soil, Healthy Soil ~ We improve the soil over many years, increasing the number of microorganisms in the soil. These microorganisms increase the soil's water retention capacity and break down nutrients. Roots absorb minerals and nutrients. Strong soil is repelling disease and pests, making pesticide-free cultivation possible.

[First in Japan] ~ EU Pesticide Residue Compliant Tea ~ Irie Tea Farm produces the first pesticide-free tea in Japan that meets the strictest standards of the EU pesticide residue standard.

Weeds are carefully mowed without the use of any pesticides. These tea plants are cultivated with care, thriving in the pure air and natural surroundings, supported by the love of each and every farmer at Irie Tea Farm.

Many creatures, including ladybugs, earthworms, and butterflies, live in the fields. The reason this tea continues to capture the hearts of tea drinkers is because it is grown with such love and care alongside the natural creatures.

40g

Made in Yame Fukuoka, Japan