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Kabusecha

Kabusecha
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From the first harvest in Uji. Kabusecha is grown in the shade for 14~20 days before harvest under 45% shade, giving it characteristics of both sencha and gyokuro. A sweeter, less astringent taste than regular sencha, it is a lovely green color with a clear, not-so-cloudy. A very pleasant, refreshing green tea. Brew as you would for sencha, not gyokuro.

Available in 100 gram packages.

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SKU 16177  
Weight 100.00 grams
Ease of Brewing Easy Brewer!
Grams / Ounces per Pkg 100g / 3.52
Growing Region 100% Uji (in Kyoto Prefecture)
Year Harvested 2011
Harvest First
Grown Under Partial Sun
Steaming Medium
Color Green
Aroma Medium
Taste Sweet
Astringency Mild
Consistency Clear
# of first infusions per Pkg 22
Organic No
Breed Yabukita
Recommended Brew Temp 170F / 77C
Recommended Brew Time 1.0 minutes
Recommended Leaf to Water Ratio .6g per 1oz (30ml) water
Notes An easy to brew green tea!
 
Our price: ¥1700 ($21.39)
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better than many other kabusecha
Posted by vloveless on 04/14/09
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first infusion is heavenly, a good flavor of sencha with tones of gyokuro on the tongue, subsequence brews are a lot weaker, usually goes for 3 infusion for mine, i use slightly hot water 74C at 90-100 secs. find that anything below that came out quite weak.
Light and Complex
Posted by greenisgood on 03/09/09
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This tea is a good, cheap way to get introduced to the gyokuro side of things. Fairly easy to brew but sometimes difficult to balance between too light and slightly over brewed. Very good complex flavor and aroma.
Mild and Delicious
Posted by Ryan on 01/22/09
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A mild Japanese green tea with good flavor, reminiscent of gyokuro.

If you like gyokuro... you will like this.
Posted by Thirtysixbelow on 01/19/09
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A very smooth and sweet tea with a unique flavor. A nice seaweed taste that makes this different than other teas I have tried. The color is lacking which made me think on my first brew that it was not brewed long enough or maybe would be weak, but this was not the case.
My favorite so far
Posted by Dreamer on 01/15/09
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Sweet with a beautiful intense color and a great aroma (both in the bag and brewed). Awesome value!