Description
Ohtakeen's Ryusa is a Japanese tea made by blending Gogacha (Nago City) grown in the warm climate of Okinawa Prefecture with high-quality Gyokuro tea from Mie Prefecture, and preparing it into matcha using a unique method.
Ohtakeen's Ryusa is a Japanese tea made by blending rare Gogacha (Nago City) grown in Okinawa Prefecture, which is grown in a warm climate, with high-quality Gyokuro from Mie Prefecture, and preparing it as matcha using a unique manufacturing method. The whole tea leaves are ground into powder using a method called fluidized grinding, which does not use heat when crushing, so as not to damage the original flavor of the tea, so you can enjoy the outstanding deep green color and mellow flavor.
◎ Both the can and bag contain 70g.
◎It is easier to mix with water than authentic matcha and can be mixed with just one muddler.
◎Can be made with either hot or cold water.
◎It can be used in cooking or sprinkled on food for a delicious taste.
◎No special tools such as a teapot are required.
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SPEC
Size: Can (Φ7cm×10cm), bag (length 22cm×width 11cm×thickness 1cm)
The content volume is 70g for both the can and the bag, and the product weight is 130g per can and 80g per bag.
Material: Green tea (made in Japan)
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About Ohtake-En
Founded in 1701 as "Juniya Genshichi," a merchant purveyor to the Sakai Gagaku-no-kami family (Maebashi Domain), the store changed its name to "Otakeen" in the late Edo period and has continued to operate as a Japanese tea specialty store to this day.
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