Delicate green tea and rich aromatic cherry flavours.
Sakura Sencha Wild Cherry Tea
Sakura Sencha Wild Cherry Tea
Delicate green tea and rich aromatic cherry flavours.
Sakura Sencha Wild Cherry Tea
Sakura Sencha Wild Cherry Tea

Sakura Sencha Wild Cherry Tea

This fragrant loose leaf tea is reminiscent of a warm summer breeze. Delicious hot and fabulous iced!

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Enhanced by rose petals, the aroma and flavour of this wonderful infusion is created by the delicious rich sweetness of Sakura cherry floating on delicate Sencha green tea base.

Sakura cherry blossom is full of symbolism in Japan and has been celebrated for centuries.  It is Japan's unofficial national flower.

Serve hot or iced, a drink for all seasons and all occasions.

Green Tea, Flavouring, Rose Petals

None

3g per 200ml. 75-80°C. 1-3 mins

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Region & Growing Info

Japan

Japan is famous for its high-quality green teas like Sencha, Gyokuro, and Matcha. Grown primarily in Shizuoka, Kagoshima, and Uji, these teas are known for their fresh, vegetal, and umami-rich flavours. Gyokuro is shade grown, offering a deep, sweet profile, while Sencha’s tend to have a bright, grassy taste. Matcha, a powdered green tea, is used in traditional ceremonies and has an intense, creamy flavour.

Japan's unique steaming process preserves the verdant, green colour of its teas. In addition to traditional green teas, Japan also produces Genmaicha (green tea with roasted rice). Genmaicha has a nutty, toasty flavour and is often consumed daily.