#0575.S5 Osada Tea: Shizuoka Fukamushicha 02 - Superior Grade
Steeping Notes
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Tea: 3 grams. Time: 30-60 seconds. Water: 70C/158F, 200 ml. Resteep 2-3 times. Cold steeping also recommended.
Product Info
- Ingredients: Green tea
- Region: Shizuoka
About Osada Tea
Established in 1948, Osada Tea is an award winning producer and wholesaler of Japanese tea, focusing on organic tea production, and working closely with the farmers of the Isagawa Tea Agriculture Cooperative in Haruno Village, Tenryu Region of Shizuoka.
4th generation tea master, Osada Natsumi, holds 8th-dan rank of tea appraisal, is registered as a Japanese Tea Instructor, and was Champion of the 58th National Tea Appraisal competition.
Steeping Notes
For more steeping tips including cold steeping and ice steeping, please see Yunomi's steeping guides.
Tea: 3 grams. Time: 30-60 seconds. Water: 70C/158F, 200 ml. Resteep 2-3 times. Cold steeping also recommended.
Product Info
- Ingredients: Green tea
- Region: Shizuoka
About Osada Tea
Established in 1948, Osada Tea is an award winning producer and wholesaler of Japanese tea, focusing on organic tea production, and working closely with the farmers of the Isagawa Tea Agriculture Cooperative in Haruno Village, Tenryu Region of Shizuoka.
4th generation tea master, Osada Natsumi, holds 8th-dan rank of tea appraisal, is registered as a Japanese Tea Instructor, and was Champion of the 58th National Tea Appraisal competition.
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Steeping Notes
For more steeping tips including cold steeping and ice steeping, please see Yunomi's steeping guides.
Tea: 3 grams. Time: 30-60 seconds. Water: 70C/158F, 200 ml. Resteep 2-3 times. Cold steeping also recommended.
Product Info
- Ingredients: Green tea
- Region: Shizuoka
About Osada Tea
Established in 1948, Osada Tea is an award winning producer and wholesaler of Japanese tea, focusing on organic tea production, and working closely with the farmers of the Isagawa Tea Agriculture Cooperative in Haruno Village, Tenryu Region of Shizuoka.
4th generation tea master, Osada Natsumi, holds 8th-dan rank of tea appraisal, is registered as a Japanese Tea Instructor, and was Champion of the 58th National Tea Appraisal competition.
