A gentle and easy-to-drink Japanese black tea made with first-class tea grown in the rich nature of Yakushima.
Embraced by the rich nature of Yakushima, a UNESCO world heritage site in southern Japan, this tea is grown in a pesticide and chemical-free environment, then plucked in spring and mellowed for six months. Enjoy this refreshing tea, nurtured in subtropical and subarctic climates, with its deep and unique flavours, reminiscent of orchids and cinnamon.
2023 Yakushima Hachimanju Chaen
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NO.1717
2023 Yakushima Hachimanju Chaen
産地：
Japan Kagoshima Prefecture Yakushima
摘取り年月：
April 26, 2023
茶樹：
Yabukita
Organic certification acquired: 2001
原材料名：
black tea
原産国名：
Japan
保存方法：
Store away from high temperature and humidity and direct sunlight. After opening, put in an airtight container and consume as soon as possible.
発売日：
2024年03月24日
香りと味わい
味：
sweet taste
香り：
A sweet scent like a combination of orchid and cinnamon
水色：
light brown
おすすめの飲み方
お湯の温度95°C
茶葉の量
2.5g
(1 medium teaspoon and 1 tea bag)
抽出の時間3-4 minutes
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Yakushima Hachimanju Chaen
Yakushima is famous for having a diverse natural environment that is rare in the world, coexisting on one island.
Hachimanju Chaen, located at the foot of Mt. Aiko on the east side of the island, has been producing tea without using any chemical fertilizers or pesticides since its opening. In 2001, the entire tea farm, including the tea factory, received organic JAS certification. The tea is produced by the family of the three founders in an environment that coexists with nature rather than mass-produced, and is sold directly and in a limited number of stores.
Hachimanju Chaen, located at the foot of Mt. Aiko on the east side of the island, has been producing tea without using any chemical fertilizers or pesticides since its opening. In 2001, the entire tea farm, including the tea factory, received organic JAS certification. The tea is produced by the family of the three founders in an environment that coexists with nature rather than mass-produced, and is sold directly and in a limited number of stores.