Sencha is frequently consumed warm and at all hours of the day. With moderate to low levels of caffeine, it can provide a nice boost without keeping you up at night. With a vibrant green color and fresh flavor, it also makes a refreshing iced tea. Sencha teas prefer a lower brewing temperature than usual for a smooth taste. Infusing for too long and/or at too high of a temperature can give sencha tea a bitter flavor, overshadowing its fresh qualities.
Data sheet
- Color
- #D6E865
- Origin
- China
- Certification
- Organic
- Specials
- Wellness Blend
- Taste
- No added flavouring
- Format
- Loose Leaf Pouch
- Tasting notes
- Green, Seeaweedy, Grassy
Sencha is a steamed green tea made from small-leaf Camellia sinensis (tea bushes). Japanese sencha tends to have a refreshing flavor that can be described as vegetal, green, seaweedy, or grassy. Flavors vary with different types of sencha and how they are brewed.
Taste
No added flavouring
Origin
Sri Lanka
Certification
Organic
Ingredients
Green tea of special quality. Strong leaf, bright cup and a bitter fine taste. Certified organic


How to brew it
Water Temp
70-80 C
Qty/Scoop
12-15 g/l
Steep time
2-3 min
Brewing tip
The most popular tea in Japan, sencha is a green tea with fresh, green color and taste. It is a whole-leaf tea that can be enjoyed hot or cold and makes up over half of Japan's yearly tea harvest. Brewing for too long and/or at too high of a temperature can give sencha tea a bitter flavor, overshadowing its fresh qualities.
Serve it with a lemon caka e to enhance the taste.
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