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Sencha: The Everyday Green Tea of Japan

Sencha is more than just a green tea—it’s a daily ritual in Japan. In fact, nearly 80% of Japanese tea production is dedicated to Sencha, making it the most common and widely enjoyed tea in the country. The name “Sencha” translates to “simmered tea,” and it’s crafted by steaming young green tea leaves soon after harvest. This steaming step locks in the vibrant green color and fresh grassy aroma…

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A lovely tea for a lovely morning 💕 Sencha will always brighten my mood even when things are looking dim.

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The Daily Tea: today I am drinking a bright sencha I purchased in Japan.

I used to hate sencha because I didn't understand brewing times and IMHO it's one that gets the most bitter. But brewed properly (i.e. as close to a minute as I can remember to brew it) it's got a lovely taste of spring sunshine - a little warm, a little cold, a little earthy. Just the vibe I need to get moving on this chilly wet day :)

I keep this one stored in a glass vial that used to have hot chocolate in it to keep it fresh :)

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Sencha Tea Benefits: Is This Green Tea Good for You?

encha green tea, a popular variety in Japan, is known for its rich flavor and numerous health benefits. Originating in Japan, it is made using a unique steaming method that preserves its green color and fresh taste. There are different types of Sencha, including Shincha (new tea), Asamushi (lightly steamed), Fukamushi (deeply steamed), and Chumushi (medium steamed), each varying in flavor and intensity. Sencha is packed with antioxidants like EGCG, boosts heart health, aids metabolism and weight loss, improves brain function, supports the immune system, and aids digestion. Read the full Article here:

What Is Sencha Tea: Is Sencha Green Tea Good For You?

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