AIKO
Premium Sencha
Description
First harvest tea (Shincha 2023)
Experience the exquisite taste of Premium Sencha AIKO! This deep-steamed Yame tea is full of high caffeine. In your mouth, its umami, sweetness and fresh tastes blend together to leave you with an unforgettable impression.
With next to no bitterness, this exceptional and refreshing tea, picked in spring in the Yame mountains, has a very nice light gold color. You can enjoy it in the late morning time for a maximum energizing effect.
Information
Net Weight: 50gHarvest: 2023Origin: 100% Japanese tea from YameQuality and type: Premium Sencha Organic: No Cultivars: Yabukita Conservation: 1 year unopened Optimal tasting: within 6 weeks after opening
Producer Information
MIZOTA CHISAKO
Mizota Chisako san was born in Fukuoka prefecture in 1937. She got married at age of 19 and began to farm green tea. She worked hard every day, even when it was rainy or windy. The couple decided to open a tiny tea shop.
After her husband won the top prize of the All Japan Green Tea Competition, a government award, their green tea became a sensation throughout all Japan.What Customers say
Customer Reviews
4.7 Based on 9 Reviews
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M
02/22/2023
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GermanyGood umami with different notes
Enjoyed this tea alot. First brew is packed with a lot of umami, but also grassy flavor. Subsequent brews loose strength in umami, but the taste gets sweeter and shows different notes each brew, so its a nice experience. I was able to brew this tea up to 5-6 times with increasing temperature. Always been fun to do a session with this tea.
JK
07/18/2022
Jesse K.
AIKO
Nice mellow umami with sweetness and interesting complexity. Make sure to brew multiple infusions for different flavor profiles!
JH
09/30/2021
Joe H.
AIKO
A great first thing in the morning tea for both flavor and energy
IG
08/10/2021
Ilya G.
AIKO
A pleasant and refreshing tea with no bitterness. However, I personally found Atsuko from the same producer to be more memorable.
D
08/08/2021
Dale
AIKO
What first struck me was its unusual fragrance. Taste is pretty fine too with almost no bitterness. The proportion of very tiny fragmented leaves to whole leaves was just a tad too much, easily resulting in a cloudy brew that made the texture a little too heavy and dense. Still an enjoyable tea though if more attention is given to the steeping time and water temperature during the brew