How does it taste?
A full-flavoured taste that is slightly sweet, with sencha’s sharpness, and pleasant lingering tones.
How/when to enjoy it?
When you want to enjoy the taste of sencha but do not have a kyusu teapot or kitchen.
What to enjoy it with?
Sencha pairs well with just about anything, whether it be onigiri (rice balls), omuraisu (fried rice topped with an omelette), gratin, traditional Japanese wagashi confections, swiss roll, or fruit sandwiches.
How do Ippodo staff enjoy it?
Useful as a casual gift for friends who have just started living on their own. One-Pot Teabags allow them to savour Japanese tea even if they don’t have a kyusu.
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StrengthLight/easy to drink Rich/satisfying
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TasteBitter/sharp Sweet/umami
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FragranceMild Fragrant/aromatic
How to Prepare
- 1 teabag
- 300ml
- 100℃
- 2 min.
Hot Tea, Cold Tea, Quick & Easy
Gyokuro, sencha, genmaicha, hojicha: Boiling hot water, 300ml, 2 min. (with chilled water: 300ml, 20 min.)
Specs
- One-Pot Teabag Sencha (7g x 6 bags)
- Size of Package : W13.0 x D3.8 x H22.3 cm
- Net Weight : 42 grams. (7 grams x 6)
- Ingredients : Green tea (Japan)
- Shelf Life : 180 days
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