#0216.K6 Dobashien Tea #23: Kyoto Sencha, Uji no Homare 宇治の誉 Size:100g / 3.5 oz Altitude: 300 - 700 meters

Altitude: 300 - 700 meters

The genmaicha

The name "Tenkaichi" means "number one under the heavens" and is used by many Japanese tea brands as their top gyokuro

The most commonly drunk of all teas in Japan

Choose between three different Culinary Grades

#0216.K6 Dobashien Tea #23: Kyoto Sencha, Uji no Homare 宇治の誉 Size:100g / 3.5 oz Altitude: 300 - 700 metersUji from Kyoto, Ujino no Homare Though Eisai and other Buddhist monks bringing seeds from China established tea fields in various parts of Japan 800 1000 years ago, Uji, Kyoto, serving the city of Kyoto (Japan's old capital) is considered the birthplace of the Japanese tea industry. To be considered Uji tea, the leaves must originate from surrounding regions such as Wazuka and Ujitawara, and be refined by the factory wholesalers in Uji. Product Info