Sencha Scent of Mountains - Japanese Green Tea - Harney & Sons Fine Teas
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Sencha Scent of Mountains

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This Japanese green tea is a hit! Sencha Scent of Mountains remains one of the most popular teas at our SoHo flagship store. People love the delicious light vegetal taste and distinctive aromas of this unique tea, grown in the highest region of Shizuoka. You will too!

Ingredients: Green tea.

    Mike's Tea Ratings

    3
    Briskness
    2
    Body
    4
    Aroma
    Details: The Otsuka family, who supply several of the Japanese green teas, did a great job with this Sencha. Scent of the Mountain comes from Kawane, which is the highest tea region in the massive Shizuoka tea region. Although not as high as Darjeeling or Uva, it is high for Japanese tea gardens. The cooler air helps make for the lovely aroma.
     Dry Leaves: The leaves are medium in size, maybe a quarter of an inch with some even smaller. The tea is forest green with some lighter stalks included. The tea is between a regular steamed tea and a deep steamed tea, and this accounts for the size of the leaves.
     Liquor: The liquor is light and clear.
    Aroma: They do not call it Scent of the Mountain for no reason. This tea has a lovely, beguiling vegetal aroma. Few can resist.
     Flavors: Like the aroma, the flavors are enticing. The vegetal spinachy flavor comes through clearly and strongly.
     Caffeine Level:
    Caffeinated
     Body: Light-bodied. This come from the Shizouka region, and is not deep steamed, so the body is lighter than other Senchas.º
     Brewing Time:
    1 to 2 minutes
     Brewing Temp: 160º
    Details: The Otsuka family, who supply several of the Japanese green teas, did a great job with this Sencha. Scent of the Mountain comes from Kawane, which is the highest tea region in the massive Shizuoka tea region. Although not as high as Darjeeling or Uva, it is high for Japanese tea gardens. The cooler air helps make for the lovely aroma.
     Dry Leaves: The leaves are medium in size, maybe a quarter of an inch with some even smaller. The tea is forest green with some lighter stalks included. The tea is between a regular steamed tea and a deep steamed tea, and this accounts for the size of the leaves.
     Liquor: The liquor is light and clear.
     Aroma: They do not call it Scent of the Mountain for no reason. This tea has a lovely, beguiling vegetal aroma. Few can resist.
     Flavors: Like the aroma, the flavors are enticing. The vegetal spinachy flavor comes through clearly and strongly.
     Caffeine Level: Caffeinated
     Body: Light-bodied. This come from the Shizouka region, and is not deep steamed, so the body is lighter than other Senchas.
     Brewing Time: 1 to 2 minutes
     Brewing Temp: 160º