#0552.S4 Okuizumo Rose Garden: Rose Black Tea
The rich, floral aroma of rose petals combined with delicious black tea, all grown in Shimane Prefecture, and provided in convenient tea bags.
Product info
- Ingredients: black tea, rose petals
- Harvest: April, plucked in the morning for maximum strength of aroma. Organic fertilizer used, no pesticides used.
- Region: Nagahisa Village, Oda City, Shimane, Japan.
- Storage: Keep airtight in cool, dry area away from sunlight.
- Made in Japan
Producer info
Okuizumo Rose Garden is an artisanal rose producer known throughout Japan for their high quality edible roses which director Atsushi Fukuma developed over a 10-year period. Location: 411-14 Nagahisaguchi, Nagahisacho, Oda City, Shimane Prefecture, Japan.
The rich, floral aroma of rose petals combined with delicious black tea, all grown in Shimane Prefecture, and provided in convenient tea bags.
Product info
- Ingredients: black tea, rose petals
- Harvest: April, plucked in the morning for maximum strength of aroma. Organic fertilizer used, no pesticides used.
- Region: Nagahisa Village, Oda City, Shimane, Japan.
- Storage: Keep airtight in cool, dry area away from sunlight.
- Made in Japan
Producer info
Okuizumo Rose Garden is an artisanal rose producer known throughout Japan for their high quality edible roses which director Atsushi Fukuma developed over a 10-year period. Location: 411-14 Nagahisaguchi, Nagahisacho, Oda City, Shimane Prefecture, Japan.
Description
The rich, floral aroma of rose petals combined with delicious black tea, all grown in Shimane Prefecture, and provided in convenient tea bags.
Product info
- Ingredients: black tea, rose petals
- Harvest: April, plucked in the morning for maximum strength of aroma. Organic fertilizer used, no pesticides used.
- Region: Nagahisa Village, Oda City, Shimane, Japan.
- Storage: Keep airtight in cool, dry area away from sunlight.
- Made in Japan
Producer info
Okuizumo Rose Garden is an artisanal rose producer known throughout Japan for their high quality edible roses which director Atsushi Fukuma developed over a 10-year period. Location: 411-14 Nagahisaguchi, Nagahisacho, Oda City, Shimane Prefecture, Japan.
