Sencha "Omaesama"

Tea type
Green Tea
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Flavors
Grass, Sweet
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1 min, 0 sec

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  • “You can always count on Lupicia for great green tea. It’s been awhile since I had a straight sencha and this is a perfect one to revisit pure green with. The liquid has such a nice, sweet grassy...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I shared this tea with my mom (so picky with teas) the other night. She and I both loved this! Savory with a rich but clean texture. The best part that it all came without being very astringent!” Read full tasting note
    85
  • “I like this green tea. It has a savory sort of taste, strong but not seaweed or bitter. It was really, really green at the bottom and the color is nice for such a short steep of 1 minute.” Read full tasting note

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You can always count on Lupicia for great green tea. It’s been awhile since I had a straight sencha and this is a perfect one to revisit pure green with. The liquid has such a nice, sweet grassy flavor. I bet if the leaves were more full instead of broken the taste would be even richer. Speaking of which the leaves are a most lovely green. Something about the way steamed leaves looks is more appealing then other methods I think.

Flavors: Grass, Sweet

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I shared this tea with my mom (so picky with teas) the other night. She and I both loved this!

Savory with a rich but clean texture. The best part that it all came without being very astringent!

Preparation
1 min, 0 sec

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391 tasting notes

I like this green tea. It has a savory sort of taste, strong but not seaweed or bitter. It was really, really green at the bottom and the color is nice for such a short steep of 1 minute.

Stephanie

I’ve seen some senchas that call for even shorter steep time!

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