Aioi Awa Bancha 相生阿波番茶
This Awa Bancha is a rare, traditional post-fermented tea from Tokushima Prefecture (Located in Shikoku Island). This tea was grown and processed in Aioi Village by fermenting late summer harvested mature tea leaves with lactic acid bacteria.
Harvesting
The leaves used for awa bancha tea are harvested in summer, July and August usually, by striping the leaves off a branch by hand as in the video below (from the local farmers cooperative that produces the tea).
Slideshow of the various members of the cooperative:
Steeping Notes
- Tea: 5 grams
- Time: 3-5 minutes
- Water: 100C/212F, 200-400 ml
- Notes: You can also enjoy this tea cold in the summer time
Product Info
- Name: Aioi Awa Bancha
- Japanese name: 相生阿波番茶
- Ingredients: Tea leaves
- Harvest: July and August
- Region: Tokushima Prefecture
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Aioi Awa Bancha 相生阿波番茶
This Awa Bancha is a rare, traditional post-fermented tea from Tokushima Prefecture (Located in Shikoku Island). This tea was grown and processed in Aioi Village by fermenting late summer harvested mature tea leaves with lactic acid bacteria.
Harvesting
The leaves used for awa bancha tea are harvested in summer, July and August usually, by striping the leaves off a branch by hand as in the video below (from the local farmers cooperative that produces the tea).
Slideshow of the various members of the cooperative:
Steeping Notes
- Tea: 5 grams
- Time: 3-5 minutes
- Water: 100C/212F, 200-400 ml
- Notes: You can also enjoy this tea cold in the summer time
Product Info
- Name: Aioi Awa Bancha
- Japanese name: 相生阿波番茶
- Ingredients: Tea leaves
- Harvest: July and August
- Region: Tokushima Prefecture
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Description
This Awa Bancha is a rare, traditional post-fermented tea from Tokushima Prefecture (Located in Shikoku Island). This tea was grown and processed in Aioi Village by fermenting late summer harvested mature tea leaves with lactic acid bacteria.
Harvesting
The leaves used for awa bancha tea are harvested in summer, July and August usually, by striping the leaves off a branch by hand as in the video below (from the local farmers cooperative that produces the tea).
Slideshow of the various members of the cooperative:
Steeping Notes
- Tea: 5 grams
- Time: 3-5 minutes
- Water: 100C/212F, 200-400 ml
- Notes: You can also enjoy this tea cold in the summer time
Product Info
- Name: Aioi Awa Bancha
- Japanese name: 相生阿波番茶
- Ingredients: Tea leaves
- Harvest: July and August
- Region: Tokushima Prefecture
