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Fukamushi Sencha Kaoru
Meet Fukamushi Sencha "Kaoru" - a top-tier, first flush green tea that's sure to impress. Harvested from the young, vibrant spring leaves in the renowned Makinohara district of Shizuoka Prefecture, this 100% Yabukita brew is a showstopper. It's exceptionally green and thick, with a fresh, grassy aroma that's a bit more intense than your typical deep-steamed green tea. Plus, its taste lingers delightfully long after each sip.
Brewing it is a breeze (though a teapot for fukamushi-cha is recommended). Just remember to keep it cool—don't brew it too hot, too long to keep its flavors perfect. Like all our teas, it's packed fresh in nitrogen-filled bags to ensure maximum freshness.
Grab a 100-gram package and get ready for an unforgettable tea experience!
Product questions
- Mar 8, 2024, 08:38
Is this tea a shincha?
Mar 8, 2024, 10:41Shincha doesn't usually come out each year until late April or early May so currently, this tea is not shincha.
- Feb 25, 2023, 20:32
What are your recommendations for the temperature for the second infusion?
Feb 26, 2023, 10:40The same temperature as your brew temperature. Just vary the brew time by adding 30 seconds per infusion.
Customer reviews
- GeoffJul 20, 2019, 01:04I tried this tea years ago, but can't remember how it was. Decided to try it again for 2019 and I've wondered if they mixed in the wrong tea in this bag, just because of how underwhelming it has been. I've tried hotter temperatures/less brew time, lower temperatures/longer brew time and everything in between. I was able to get a somewhat "okay" taste from it but for the price it's been bad value, for me. It's not too astringent or anything, but just lacks flavor period. I've tried a lot of teas on here and this is one I won't take the risk of getting again.O-Cha.com Japanese Green Tea & MatchaJul 20, 2019, 21:13Teas change from year to year depending on the growing conditions. However, this year's tea is from the same grower as always.
- BrianMay 11, 2019, 00:30My first brew of this tea, I was very disappointed. It was quite bitter.
I made it again, more careful to use cooler water. I don't have a formal yuzamashi, but I used 175 degree water from my zojirushi to an empty tea pot, then poured the water into my sencha pot.
I brewed right at 45 seconds, and the result was incredible. A delicate and grassy tea with not even a hint of bitterness.
I highly recommend this tea, but adjust your brewing accordingly. - RobertJan 5, 2019, 11:44Very pleasant grassy flavor. This is the first tea I've purchased from o-cha but it won't be the last!! I love this tea and will definitely be buying it again. It made it to Texas in 6 days!
- Denise FischerDec 5, 2017, 04:29I love the deep grassy taste of this tea. I get this tea frequently and I am never disappointed in the morning when I have my first cup of tea.
- DannyfaiceOct 13, 2017, 11:31Has a very rich emerald color, and is great for up to 3 resteeps.
- Melanie DuretteSep 29, 2017, 04:02My favourite daily tea at the moment! Love the dark, grassiness of this one. Very green, very drinkable.
- Matthew MitchellAug 8, 2017, 23:42I filtered the first infusion which gave a more yellow colour. For the second infusion I did not filter it and it came out much more green. If you want the rich green colour, I would avoid using a very fine mesh filter.
The taste was like buttered asparagus and rice crackers. There is a slight bitterness and astringency that tickles the mouth without leaving it feeling too dry. There is a slight herbaceous and gently-bitter minty aftertaste.
It was good for about 4 infusions. - Grant GliddenAug 4, 2017, 00:32Delicious, a bit tangy, and rich beautiful color. I love this tea.
- Loose Leaf
- Ease of BrewingEasy Brewer!
- Net Weight100 g / 3.52 oz
- Growing RegionMakinohara
- Year2023
- HarvestFirst and/or Shincha
- BreedYabukita
- ShadingFull Sun
- SteamingDeep
- ColorDeep Green
- AromaStrong
- TasteGrassy
- AstringencyMedium
- ClarityThick/Cloudy
- First infusions per Pkg22
- OrganicNo
- Leaf (dry weight grams) to Water (1 fl oz / 30 ml) Ratio (recommended).6 g to 1 oz/30 ml
- Brew Temp (℃/℉ - recommended )74℃ (165℉)
- Brew Time (Seconds)45
- NotesAn all around great green tea, highly recommended!
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