Cherry Blossom Japanese Sencha Green Tea

Cherry Blossom Japanese Sencha Green Tea from TEALEAVES

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Fluffy puffs of pink petals draw dreamy eyes skyward. Soft sweetness pervades the air while earthly cares drift way on clouds of delicate delight.

Cherry Blossom

Name: Cherry Blossom
Brand: Qi Botanical Tea
Price: 9.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1 (10 reviews)

Loose Leaf Tea | Green

Grassy Japanese Sencha green tea lightly infused with sweet candied cherry.

$9 USD

Aromatherapy

Contemplative

Wellness

Blending Notes

Aroma
Mildly grassy & cherry
Palate
Supple, well-balanced
Purpose
Savor fleeting moments

Ingredients

Estate grade hand-picked green tea, natural cherry flavor, and blossoms

Low Caffeine

BLEND NO. 7417

Sustainability

Our loose leaf is packed in tins that are recyclable and can be disposed of in your blue bin. Our tins are also food-safe and can be repurposed for many things including spices and other dried ingredients. Learn More about sustainability at TEALEAVES.

Shipping & Delivery

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Shipping Cut Off Dates:

Standard - December 12

Express - December 14

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About This Blend

As spring awakens, delicate pink and white cherry blossoms begin to bloom. The flourishing of these blossoms is exquisite, yet ephemeral; a fleeting moment in time. Beginning as early as the Nara period (AD 710-794), hanami has been the longstanding Japanese tradition of viewing the cherry blossoms at their peak. Historically a celebration of the arts, these festivities brought aristocrats, poets and musicians together under a blanket of petals, enjoying a seasonal feast.

MAKE THE PERFECT CUP OF TEA

TEALEAVES
1 Tsp

Water
8 oz

Fire
180°F

Steep
1 Min

Learn About the Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival

HANAMI: THE SPRING TRADITION OF FLOWER-VIEWING

An Age-Old Tradition

Beginning as early as the Nara period (AD 710-794), hanami has been the longstanding Japanese tradition of viewing the cherry blossoms at their peak. Historically a celebration of the arts, these festivities brought together aristocrats, poets and musicians together under a blanket of petals, enjoying a seasonal feast.

Sakura

As spring awakens, delicate pink and white cherry blossoms begin to bloom. The flourishing of these blossoms is exquisite, yet ephemeral; a fleeting moment in time.

A Festival Bringing People Together

A spot is picked under the flowering trees and a feast is had with cherry blossom-themed bentos, matcha desserts, flowing sake, and tea to wash everything down with.

Celebrating Spring

No longer limited to noblemen and women, the celebrations spread throughout the country. Friends and family come together to contemplate the awakening of spring and transient beauty of not only nature, but life itself.

sakura tree cherry blossoms infront of tokyo tower

Beyond The Teapot

Your FAQs, Answered

For Cherry Blossom

Sweet candied cherries.

Mochi.

It is a green tea, so it has a low amount of caffeine. About 5 cups of Cherry Blossom Green Tea equals 1 cup of drip coffee in caffeine content, depending on your caffeine sensitivity.