Sencha Decaf Green Tea
Experience the delicate balance of flavor and tranquility with our Sencha Decaf Green Tea. Sourced from the lush tea fields of India, this finely crafted tea offers the refreshing taste of traditional Sencha without the caffeine.
Taste Notes: Mild, refreshing, mildly sweet
Luxury Ingredients: Decaf green tea.
Origin: India
THIS TEA SUPPORTS THE ETHICAL TEA PARTNERSHIP
All Camellia sinensis in our blends contributes to a fairer, more sustainable tea industry.
CAFFEINE CONTENT | NONE
CUP PER OZ
8-10 cups per 1 oz
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1-2
5-7 mins
1-2
205-212°F
In 475 ml (8oz)
5-7 mins
This is a gorgeous tea. It's an elevated Earl Grey. It has those creamy notes to it that pair beautifully with a splash of milk. The quality of this tea is one of the best I have ever tried. It's aromatic, intensely flavourful and is not bitter, even after a long steep.
I think this is the best truly blueberry flavored black tea Ive found. An excellent novelty to add flavor to the day and it doesn't curdle milk so you can juj it up!
We have begun a "tea of the month" at our tea room, and this flavor is fast becoming a customer favorite!
I love the variety of the teas
Full bodied stands up to ice , I use it for iced tea daily.




Mohamed!!!! Your suggestion to mix “decaf Jasmine “ with “ Sencha Kyoto Cherry Rose Festival “ was golden! I’m not noticing the caffeine and the two teas seem to add something more to the taste! Nummmm!
An excellent sencha decaf tea, at a very fair price. The best I've tried so far. First had it at a local asian restaurant, where the flavor was smooth and full bodied. Excellent grassy, earthy aroma and taste. An no bitterness at all. Obviously, they knew exactly how to brew it. When I ordered a bag for myself at home, I've been learning the delicate range of water temperature and steep times required to get it just right. Temp too low and the tea is weak, which causes you to want to let it steep longer, only increasing the potential for bitterness. If you use water that's too high, you could get bitterness that way as well. I've found that the label advice is close to exact, if not a tiny bit conservative, understandably. It says "steep 3-4 minutes in 180 degree water." Try going the full 180 degrees, and the full 4 minutes. If its too weak for your liking, try upping the water temp or the time, in small increments, or both if necessary. Keep it covered to maintain your original water temp. A gentle stir to release more flavor is also an option, but take care not to be too brisk when stirring. Keep at it until you've got it just the way you like it. This stuff is worth the experimentation, and it can hold up to messing around with temp and time. Good luck - give it a go!
This tea is absolutely delicious! It is the best decaf green tea I have found anywhere.

