Konacha are fannings or pieces of tea left over from producing Sencha or Gyokuro. It is dark green in color and has a strong flavor; therefor, it is great for use in baking and cooking. Some may associate Konacha with sushi restaurants.
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Konacha |
Type: Green
Producing Country: Japan
Preparation: 85°C 1 Min
Dry Leaf: The pieces of leaves are almost powdery but lack any aromas.
Wet Leaf: The wet leaves look like macerated spinach.
Liquor: The tea is olive green, quite astringent and highly vegetal.
Tee Score: 2 out of 5