#0692.K6 Uejima Tea Farm: Gyokuro Gokou from Wazuka Village, Kyoto 宇治和束茶玉露 flavored black tea depicting the decorative pattern and

depicting the decorative pattern and design of kimono and sash worn by female beauties

100% of this organic roasted barley tea comes from Ishikawa Prefecture based Kanazawa Agriculture

the Japan Organic & Natural Foods Association (2001)

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#0692.K6 Uejima Tea Farm: Gyokuro Gokou from Wazuka Village, Kyoto 宇治和束茶玉露 flavored black tea depicting the decorative pattern andA high quality, rich gyokuro coming from one of the most famous source regions of Ujicha, the village of Wazuka, where tea farmer Uejima san is based. Gokou is an unregistered tea cultivar from Kyoto Prefecture which is mainly used to make gyokuro or tencha. It is a cultivar that works very well with shaded cultivation methods and so it is uncommon to find a gokou sencha. This gyokoro gokou from Uejima san has a notable aroma and rich, creamy umami.