Täyteläistä teetä eteläisestä Japanista

This “Round Green Tea” is a specialty from the village of Sonogi on Kyushu island. This fine tea is roasted in a pan after steaming, during which some of the tea leaves curl up into small balls. The taste of this fresh and fragrant tea has a balance of both sweetness and astringency. Recommended...

A blend of Yabukita, Saemidori, and Tsuyuhikari cultivars from award-winning tea grower Ōyama. This aromatic first-flush tea offers a well-balanced combination of sweetness, tartness, and umami. Tamaryokucha leaves are rolled with less pressure, so they do not appear straight like Sencha leaves....

A superb Japanese green tea from the award-winning Ōyama tea plantation in Sonogi, South Kyushu. Tamaryokucha leaves are rolled with less pressure, so they do not appear straight like Sencha leaves. This first-flush tea grows in a beautiful tea garden often shrouded in early-morning mist from the...

First-flush Okuyutaka tea from the Forthees tea plantation in Sonogi, Nagasaki Prefecture, Kyushu. Tamaryokucha is a traditional tea from Kyushu. The leaves are rolled with less pressure, giving them a slightly curled shape. OKU is full-bodied with a fresh aroma, rich umami, and a long, sweet...

A superb first-flush deep green tea made from the Yabukita cultivar. Grown at the Forthees tea plantation in Sonogi, Nagasaki Prefecture, Kyushu, this Tamaryokucha is a traditional tea of Kyushu. The leaves are rolled with less pressure, giving them a slightly curled appearance. YABU is a...

A superb first-flush deep green tea made from the Saemidori cultivar. This tea comes from the Forthees tea plantation in Sonogi, Nagasaki Prefecture, Kyushu. Tamaryokucha is a traditional tea of Kyushu. The leaves are rolled with less pressure, giving them a slightly curled appearance. SAE is a...

An elegant first-flush Tamaryokucha made from the Tsuyuhikari cultivar. Grown at the Forthees tea plantation in Sonogi, Nagasaki Prefecture, Kyushu, this Tamaryokucha is a traditional tea of Kyushu. The leaves are rolled with less pressure, giving them a slightly curled appearance. TSUYU is rich...