Sencha Sumire candles As the tasting notes imply

As the tasting notes imply

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we love this twist on the original recipe to incorporate another tradition in Indian food culture and medicine: Golden Milk

Sencha Sumire candles As the tasting notes implyHarvest: 2025 First Flush Spring Shincha Our Sencha Sumire is a vibrantly green and deeply fragranced tea from the famed Kirishima district of Kagoshima. Made by an award winning grower producer, this blend of two cultivars (Yutaka Midori and Kanayamidori) creates a richly satisfying Sencha. Enjoy its overtone of exotic flowers and silky mouthfeel. Easy to brew, lively and awakening, this Sencha will quickly become your everyday green tea. A sun grown