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Nishi-san's Shincha Meiryoku

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$25.2 $36 In stock

Category: Rishi Tea & Botanicals

Nishi-san's Shincha Meiryoku is an organic Japanese Shincha green tea known for its unique layers of floral aroma, bittersweet freshness, and deep umami.

  • Certified organic loose-leaf green tea from Japan
  • Shincha (first flush) offers a clean, green profile with a complex flavor
  • Suitable for cold brewing, enhancing its refreshing character
  • Available in a 100-gram size
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 18 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

The floral aroma hits you right as the steam rises from the cup—it's like a garden in liquid form. The bittersweet edge gives way to that deep umami that lingers on the tongue, and I've already gone through half the bag in a week.

Olivia ★★★★★

The umami depth is what got me—it’s savory and rounded in a way that makes the bittersweet finish feel almost creamy. I’ve been steeping it a bit cooler than usual and the floral layers just keep unfolding, even on the third infusion.

Miles ★★★★★

That first steep hit me with a floral aroma so vivid it felt like sniffing a garden, and the umami lingers on the tongue in the best way. I've been brewing it cooler than usual, around 60°C, and the bittersweet layers come through even more cleanly. Definitely my new summer ritual.