IBUKI

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Ingredients

Sencha

Description

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IBUKI (the beverage) is a sencha green tea made from 'Kanaya IBUKI' tea leaves developed at a research tea garden over 20 years, available in 750ml and 180ml formats.[1] IBUKI (Umami Sencha) is described as the flagship product intended to change the 'concept of Japanese tea'.[3] IBUKI (Sencha) is a non-alcoholic bottled tea made with only water and tea leaves, with no additives.[5] IBUKI (Sencha) is classified as a Sencha (green tea) type bottled tea.[6]

Key Ingredients

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IBUKI (the beverage) is a sencha green tea made from 'Kanaya IBUKI' tea leaves developed at a research tea garden over 20 years, available in 750ml and 180ml formats.[1] IBUKI (Sencha) uses tea leaves harvested in April 2025 from Shimada City, Shizuoka Prefecture.[4] IBUKI (Sencha) is a non-alcoholic bottled tea made with only water and tea leaves, with no additives.[5] The Kanaya Ibuki tea leaves used in IBUKI are dark green and glossy in color, with a thin, well-defined shape like the tip of a sword, and an aroma described as rich and gorgeous like dashi (Japanese soup stock).[7]

Key Techniques

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IBUKI (Sencha) is supervised by a Japanese tea connoisseur holding 6th dan rank and a hand-rubbing teacher qualification, one of only 39 such connoisseurs in Japan.[1]

Tasting Notes

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IBUKI (the beverage) has a rich umami taste and pleasant aftertaste, and can be tasted to its full potential with only a small amount. IBUKI (Sencha) tasting notes include mellow sweetness on the palate, rich umami flavor, a refreshing sweetness that lingers on the tongue, a clear golden water color, a floral aroma, and a long-lasting aftertaste. The Kanaya Ibuki tea leaves used in IBUKI are dark green and glossy in color, with a thin, well-defined shape like the tip of a sword, and an aroma described as rich and gorgeous like dashi (Japanese soup stock).

Awards and Recognitions

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IBUKI (Sencha) was developed in an environment that has won the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Award and the Governor of Tokyo Award.[8]

Serving suggestions

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IBUKI (Umami Sencha) has a shelf life of within 1 month.[1]

References

  1. [1]Producerhttps://ibuki-tea.com/c/products/25918
  2. [2]Producerhttps://ibuki-tea.com
  3. [3]Producerhttps://ibuki-tea.com/c/products/ibuki
  4. [4]Producerhttps://ibuki-tea.com/c/products/ibuki/25918
  5. [5]Producerhttps://ibuki-tea.com/c/products/25975
  6. [6]Producerhttps://ibuki-tea.com/c/products/ibuki?sort=price_high
  7. [7]Producerhttps://ibuki-tea.com/c/products/ikumi/25981
  8. [8]Producerhttps://ibuki-tea.com/c/products/25960

Sources

Officialproduct pageIBUKI — Official Product Page