Hashiri Shincha 2024
Hatsumono Set P. Free
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SKU
3612
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Hashiri Shincha 2024 Hatsumono set with the very first Japanese green teas of the year from the rare, particularly early special cultivars Shoju and Kuritawase from the southern Pacific islands of Tanegashima, grown without chemical pesticides, 2x80g + 1x40g
Hashiri Shincha Tanegashima Shoju
Contest Grade 99 P.
Extremely pronounced umami and sweetness (strengths of the Shoju cultivar), invigorating and refreshing yet very balanced with a mild, rounded character. Classic green tea taste of fresh grass. 40g
Hashiri Shincha Tanegashima Kuritawase
Super Premium 97 P.
This pleasant shincha is exceptionally soft and rounded with strong umami, full-bodied depth and a perfectly matching bitterness. A truly invigorating and robust tea. The flavour is very pleasant with stimulating, light vegetal notes reminiscent of fresh grass and a touch of vanilla. 80g
Hashiri Shincha Tanegashima Shuntaro
Super Premium 97 P.
Very straightforward shincha from the rare Shuntaro cultivar with a soft sweetness and fresh green aroma. Its character is quite mild for a shincha; due to its lightness, this shincha is particularly palatable. 80g
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€322.41 / 1kg 3612
Hashiri Shincha 2024 Kuritawase
The very first shincha of 2024. Rare Kuritawase cultivar from the southern Pacific island of Tanegashima, Japan, sourced directly from Eiichi Matsushita. Grown without plant protection products and harvested on 28/03/2024. 80g
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Hashiri Shincha Shoju 2024
The very first Shincha of 2024 made from the rare Shoju cultivar, grown without pesticides in the southern Pacific island of Tanegashima, Japan. Harvested on 25/03/2024.
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Hashiri Shincha Tanegashima Shuntaro
The very first shincha of 2024. Rare Shuntaro cultivar from the southern Pacific island of Tanegashima, Japan. Grown without plant protection products and harvested on 27/03/2024. 80g.
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