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Sencha Satsuma

351-50-P
Out of stock
3.9
Japan
26.46 Dhs
26.46 Dhs
Out of stock
origin-country-JP
Origin
Japan
Asia
Caffeine
Dairy Free
Gluten Free
Sugar Free
KsR
Caffeine Level (mg/1g)
0
1-10
11-20
21-30
31-40
41+
Description
Description

Sencha Satsuma is a lovely daily sencha from Japan’s southern Kagoshima prefecture. Named “Satsuma” after the former Satsuma feudal domain (roughly equivalent to modern day Kagoshima Prefecture). The growing region is known for humid, sub-tropical coastal weather, hot springs, and gorgeous tea gardens.

Sencha tea is Japan’s most famous green tea, it generally refers to the first picking of the season- which is around February in milder climates.

Our Sencha Satsuma’s dry leaf is shiny in appearance, deep-green in color with flecks of pale green stems throughout, and has a heady, sweet pine nut aroma. Once steeped, Sencha Satsuma has a buttery mouthfeel, and a smooth taste that is truly balanced! It is sweet and savory without any strong astringency or bitterness- its taste is light, buttery, vegetal and smooth.

This is a wonderful introductory sencha tea, as it is balanced, light, and welcoming. You may enjoy it hot, or iced.

How do I brew Sencha Satsuma?
Tea amount
1-1.5 TSP or 1 BAG
Water amount
200ml
Water temperature
80°C
Steep time
1.5 - 2 min
Details
Preparation:
Use 1-1.5 TSP or 1 BAG per 200ml of water at 80°C and steep for 1.5-2 min.
Ingredients:
Green tea
Reviews
Dave Butcher
November 2024
Excellent Sencha tea at a good price and reliable over several batches
Jim Tierney
December 2021
Excellent sencha that's a pleasure to drink. Along with Gyokuro Premier, I go through five or six cups a day. Mild caffeine with a lovely taste that is slightly vegetal (separating it from the Gyokuro) but also slightly sweet and smooth. No bitterness and just delicious. It's one of the better deals on Tealyra.
Dave
December 2019
Light tasting and affordable sencha tea, and I love it both hot and iced!
Ugo Marsolais
June 2018
I typically do not like the sometimes strong vegetal taste of sencha, but this one has a very light vegetal taste. It tastes sweeter than most, and is indeed buttery. Not too expensive either, I recommend!
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