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Japanese Yuzu Green Tea
Discover this Japanese green tea with yuzu, a delicate infusion that combines the vegetal sweetness of green tea with the fragrant freshness of yuzu, one of Japan’s iconic citrus fruits.
Its recipe contains yuzu peel and matcha, creating a tea that is aromatic, elegant, and naturally refreshing. Yuzu brings bright, slightly tart notes, while the green tea reveals its full roundness and subtlety.
With every cup, enjoy a lovely balance between the fruity notes of yuzu and the vegetal sweetness of green tea. It is an ideal drink for a light, fruity Japanese break filled with freshness.
This tea can be prepared hot or as a cold infusion. For an even more original version, it is also delicious topped up with sparkling water.
From the Japanese Marucha Mini series, this convenient format makes it easy to enjoy authentic Japanese tea without a teapot. Simply place a sachet in a cup, bottle, or thermos to enjoy a Japanese tea-tasting moment at home, at the office, or on the go.
Highlights
- Japanese green tea flavored with yuzu
- With yuzu peel and matcha
- Convenient format: 5 sachets of 4 g
- Hot or cold preparation
- Also delicious with sparkling water
- Fresh, fruity, and slightly tart notes
- Perfect with Japanese snacks, biscuits, or citrus-flavored sweets
- Ideal for a refreshing break or as a small gift
Serving suggestions
Enjoy it hot to appreciate the balance between the sweetness of green tea and the bright fragrance of yuzu.
For a cold version, infuse one sachet in a bottle of chilled water to create a light, fragrant, and refreshing drink.
For a sparkling touch, prepare your infusion first, then add sparkling water to taste.
About Isashien
Founded more than 80 years ago, Isashien is a Japanese tea house committed to traditional methods and authentic flavor. It prioritizes taste and expertise, combining traditional roasting techniques with modern formats, such as pyramid sachets.
₩10,000
Estimated delivery to your doorstep between 07 October and 14 October.
