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Kumaen – Mountain-Grown Kukicha (Daily Sencha)

A light and refreshing everyday green tea from the mountains of Yame, Japan.

Made from a blend of leaves and stems, this sencha kukicha offers a smooth umami taste with grain-like aroma and low caffeine content — perfect for afternoon or evening enjoyment.

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 Kumaen – Mountain-Grown Kukicha (Daily Sencha)

 A light yet flavorful Japanese green tea grown in the mountain gardens of Yame, Fukuoka. Crafted from May-harvested tea leaves by the Kumaen family, this kukicha – or stem tea – undergoes regular steaming, preserving the leaf structure and delivering a refreshing, everyday drink.

Kukicha stands out by blending not just leaves, but also the stems of the tea shoots. The result is a soft, mellow taste with lower caffeine content – ideal for afternoon or evening enjoyment. A great choice for those seeking a smooth, approachable Japanese green tea with subtle depth and sweetness.

Origin: Yame region, Fukuoka, Japan

Tea Type: Sencha kukicha (leaf + stem blend)

Tasting Notes: Umami, grain-like fragrance, light body

Perfect For: Daily enjoyment as a refreshing yet flavorful beverage

Harvest: May

Steaming: Regular (chumushi), leaves fairly intact

Tea Type: Kukicha (stem tea), blended cultivars


 Steeping notes

 1st steeping 

  • Tea: 5 g

  • Water: 200 ml at 70°C / 158°F

  • Time: 1 minute

 2nd steeping

  • Water: 200 ml at 90°C / 194°F

  • Time: 20 seconds

 3rd steeping

  • Water: 200 ml at 90°C / 194°F

  • Time: 60 seconds

 4th? 5th?

  • Depends on how light you like your tea — feel free to explore further infusions!

 

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