Matcha Green Tea Traditional

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Brand:ITO EN
Style:Green Tea
Caffeine:Caffeinated
Region:Japan
Loose/teabag:Teabag
Product page:Matcha Green Tea Traditional

This tea's info last updated: Sep. 17, 2018

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An ITO EN exclusive blend of matcha, Japan’s celebrated green tea powder and sencha (green tea leaves), offers a rich aroma and vibrant taste of Japan’s finest green tea. Natural with no added color or flavorings, Matcha Green preserves the clarity of taste and color of nature’s finest green tea leaves...

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Reviewer pic84 Aroma: 8/10 Flavor: 4/5 Value: 4/5
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This is my sushi tea. It complements the flavor of nori well, and it's quick to brew and clean up because it's a teabag. Despite the name, this mostly tastes like sencha. It has a creamy, seaweedy, umami flavor. There is a very slight bitterness, which sencha always seems to have and I actually like in the same way that I like the bitterness of 80+% dark chocolate and IPAs, although this is nowhere near that level of bitterness.

I brew this in an approximately 100ml Japanese cup (not sure if it's meant for tea or sake, but it works for tea) for a minute. I don't drink mugs of sencha, and judging by the instructions and the weight of tea in the box, Ito En assumes you won't either. I wouldn't expect this to turn out as well in a mug.
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