Green Tea is typically grown in China or Japan, with both cultures having their own unique cultivation and processing methods, resulting in the distinctive teas you may be familiar with.
Read on to learn more about the differences between Chinese and Japanese Green Teas!
It may make up 80% of tea production in Japan today, but did you know that sencha didn’t even exist until 1738? In exploration of our 2022 Age of Sail collection, we’re diving deep into the intertwined histories of maritime trade, sakoku, and sencha.
The biggest events on the Japanese social calendar are here…and we have the teas to match.
