Shogyokuen: Superior Genmaicha from Uji, Kyoto

Tea type
Green Tea
Ingredients
Green Tea, Popped Rice
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Caffeine
Medium
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  • “Cracked this open as soon as I finished the Obubu sample I got from Yunomi. Genmaicha has been my go to afternoon tea treat as of late. This genmaicha is so surprisingly sweet! The soba used in...” Read full tasting note
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Shogyokuen’s Ichibancha Genmaicha blends high grade early spring first flush sencha and toasted rice grains for a delicious, nutty flavor profile.

Ingredients: Green tea, toasted rice
Harvest: Spring
Region: Kyoto

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Cracked this open as soon as I finished the Obubu sample I got from Yunomi. Genmaicha has been my go to afternoon tea treat as of late.

This genmaicha is so surprisingly sweet! The soba used in this blend has a deeper nuttiness compared to the mellower sobacha used in Obubu’s genmaicha. In addition to a subtle difference in the popped rice; this blend uses some beautiful forest green sencha, which is what makes this blend so airy sweet. The bancha in Obubu’s blend did add some nice nuttiness to go alongside of the already nutty soba.

Did not intend for this to be a comparision note, but I could’t help myself hehe. both teas are excellent genmaicha options, depending on tastes. I’ mhappy as a clam to be enjoying both!

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