brand	Koga Seicha Honpo
product shape	tea bag
Tea leaf species	Sencha
number of units	50 bags
number of products	50
Package information	bag
Product weight	0.28 kilogram
place of origin	Kyushu region
Product Dimensions (L x W x H)	7 x 29 x 12.2cm

Yamecha tea bag with gyokuro (5g) x 50 bags Yamecha 100% used

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brand	Koga Seicha Honpo
product size	7.01 x 29.01 x 12.19cm; 280g
Production area (region)	Kyushu region
Production area (prefecture)	Fukuoka Prefecture
Product type	tea bag
Container type	bag
Maker	Koga Seicha Honpo
Country of Origin	Japan
Product weight	280 grams

Convenient original tea bag series that creates space

Packed in a special nylon gauze triangle pack, it has been devised so that you can easily enjoy it anytime, anywhere.
[Characteristics of Yame tea]
The Yame region is located in the southern part of Fukuoka Prefecture, on the border with Kumamoto Prefecture.
The Okuyame region, where mountains with an altitude of 200 to 300m are located, has a large temperature difference. When the morning mist clears, tea plantations spread out in rows and hills in a well-behaved manner.
Such a humid land is very suitable for tea cultivation, and the sprouts containing a lot of natural amino acids grow.
Yamecha, which is famous for its mellow sweetness and aroma, grows in such an environment and produces delicious tea that cannot be imitated in other production areas.
In particular, the production of gyokuro boasts the largest scale in Japan in terms of both quality and quantity, and sencha is also of the highest quality. occupied.
Gyokuro is a premium product that is grown by covering the tea plantation to protect it from direct sunlight when the new buds begin to grow.
Blocking out the sunlight increases the umami component theanine (amino acid), which enhances the deep sweetness and the unique umami and aroma of gyokuro that lingers on the tongue.
Founded in the 2nd year of Bunsei, Yame Tea Sales Koga Seicha Honpo carefully selects and produces the finest tea leaves grown in the clean village of Yame.