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Japanese Fukamushi Shincha

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$18.3 $30 In stock

Category: Rare Tea Company

A deliciously buttery and mellow green sencha loose leaf tea from Japan. A delicate and bright first flush that is steamed for longer than a more common asamushi sencha to accentuate the smoother notes of the leaf.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 11 reviews)

Ruby ★★★★★

I've been brewing this every morning since it arrived, and the deep steaming really does make a difference — it's buttery and mellow without any of that grassy bite I usually get from sencha. The flavor stays smooth even as it cools, which never happens with my old stash.

Miles ★★★★★

The first sip is practically silky, that buttery note hits right away and lingers just enough to make you slow down. I brewed it at 70°C and got three solid, mellow cups before it faded. This is the green tea I’ll be reaching for every morning now.

Alexander ★★★★★

The longer steaming really does bring out that mellow, bright character—I brewed a cup right after the bag arrived and it was like liquid spring. Even the second steep kept its delicate sweetness, which surprised me for a first flush tea.