The quality of konacha is similar to that of sencha and gyokuro. For more details, please check the pages for sencha or gyokuro.
What Is Konacha?
Konacha is a tea made from the tiny broken fragments of leaves that fall during the production of sencha and gyokuro. Due to the small size of these fragments, konacha quickly releases its flavor. Additionally, because it contains a significant amount of powder, konacha has a rich taste and a deep color. Among konacha, mecha and jinko refer to tea made from small leaves or sprouts with edges rolled into balls (known as Sen Jinko for konacha from sencha and Gyoku Jinko for konacha from gyokuro). The concentrated flavors of these small leaves and sprouts give this tea an exceptionally rich flavor and aroma.
Quality Differences
How to Make Good Cups of Tea (for two)
Since konacha and jinko have strong flavors, avoid brewing them for too long. Steep the tea briefly to enjoy a rich and satisfying taste.
Recommended Way To Drink
how to store
Here are some tips to keep your tea fresh and enjoy it to the fullest.