Arita Shincha Asatsuyu

Name: Arita Shincha Asatsuyu
Brand: Rishi Tea & Botanicals
SKU: SKU-202564-1784877253074-shzhtwilf
Price: 34.5 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (18 reviews)

$34.5 ~~$50~~ In stock

Category: Rishi Tea & Botanicals

This organic shincha from Kyushu Island is grown in volcanic soil and harvested in early spring, yielding a creamy and milky sweet infusion with rich umami.

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Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 18 reviews)

Charlotte ★★★★★ Aug 13, 2026

I opened the bag and the aroma hit me immediately—grassy, fresh, like early morning in a garden. Brewed it lightly and got that creamy, milky sweetness with real umami depth; it’s genuinely the smoothest green tea I’ve had this season.

Leo Y. ★★★★★ Aug 11, 2026

First steep tastes like melted vanilla ice cream, it's that creamy and milky. The umami coats your whole mouth and lingers, I've already brewed it three times this week.

Victoria J. ★★★★★ Aug 10, 2026

The volcanic soil really comes through in the flavor—this shincha has a creamy, almost milky sweetness that I've never tasted in other green teas. I've been brewing it lightly and the umami lingers nicely on the tongue, perfect for slow summer afternoons.