Sencha Lemon
Brewing: 1 tsp per cup ~ 80 °C ~ 3 mins
Country of Origin: China
Region: Hunan
Grade: Japanese Sencha style
Altitude : about 2500 feet above sea level
Infusion : Pale yellow-green
Cup Characteristics: The tea tends light liquoring, fresh and smooth with reasonable depth and body. The lemon flavouring gives the tea a wonderful refreshing character.
Ingredients: Luxury green Sencha tea, lemon peel, lemon grass, natural flavours.
LEMON AND SENCHA FUSION: The aromas of green tea and tingling fresh lemon complement each other beautifully for a wonderfully fresh cuppa. Lemongrass is added to increase the breadth of this stunning citrus flavour profile.
AUTHENTIC HUNAN PROVINCE SENCHA TEA: Made to Japanese specifications in the Hunan province, an area known for its excellent Japanese style teas.
HOT TEA BREWING METHOD: Heat water to 80°C. Place 1 teaspoon of loose tea per cup into your teapot, plus 1 for the pot, pour in the water and steep for 3 minutes. For a more intense flavour, add more tea.
MASTER OF CEREMONIES: Sencha is the revered tea of Japanese tea ceremonies. This ritualised cuppa is designed to embody 'Wabi Sabi': a quiet and sober refinement. Our blend is more experimental but we believe the experience of drinking our sencha lemon green tea is transformative.
SIMPLI-SPECIAL - TEA AS IT SHOULD BE: Freshly hand-packed to order. Shipped fast and free from the UK. We guarantee you'll love our teas if you don't just reach out to us. Vegetarian, vegan, nut-free, soy-free, sugar-free, dairy-free, gluten-free.
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SKU:5060210564025
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Brand:Simpli-Special
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Condition:New
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Product Code:5060210561505
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Weight:0.175kg
Customer reviews
Lemon Sencha Tea Verified Purchase
Best green tea I’ve had , it’s the only one I drink now and I drink a lot of it , lovely light but citrus flavour
Mo Pearce | Christchurch,Dorset | May 2024
Taste , consistent quality , customer service and value for money Verified Purchase
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Mo Pearce | Christchurch,Dorset | December 2023
Good quality green tea with a refreshing lemon taste.
Lesley Sober | Hitchin | January 2021
