AMACHA BLEND TEA

Sales start from 10:00 on Sunday, November 20th

Amacha is the tea that is offered to Buddha, right? When I introduce Amacha, the following conversation occurs.

Amacha looks just like a hydrangea. In fact, it is said to be a variant of wild hydrangea. Needless to say, hydrangeas are known to be poisonous plants, but when this amacha is fermented, it becomes a mysteriously delicious tea that tastes many times sweeter than sugar, so the wisdom of the people of the past is amazing... It seems that it was used not only as tea, but also in folk medicine, and is also said to be a drink of the gods.

That's the sweet tea we have at Mitosaya, and after years of learning by example and trying different things over the years, we've finally managed to bring out the sweetness in this year's sweet tea blend. I think it has a warm, nutritious sweetness that's more intense than the sweetness of stevia.

All the ingredients added are those that will warm you up in the winter, and the lemon scent is soothing, even the steam is soothing.

Most of the herbs are sourced only from Mitosaya's garden or grown nearby.

This tea is packed with proof that we are in a medicinal herb garden.

Ingredients: sweet tea, cinnamon leaf, lemongrass, lemon verbena, mugwort, mugwort, autumn blueberry leaves, kudzu flowers, autumn turmeric, orange
Contents: 15g (bag) / 18g (box)

Limit two items per product (size) per person.

20 November (Sun.) 10:00 - on sale

Amacha is that tea that is offered to Buddha, isn't it? When we introduce amacha, we have conversations like this.

Amacha looks just like a hydrangea. In fact, it is said to be a variant of the mountain hydrangea. Hydrangea is known as a poisonous plant, of course, but when fermented, this sweet tea becomes a strangely tasty tea that is many times sweeter than sugar, so the wisdom of the ancients is amazing. ...... It is said to have been used not only as a tea but also as a folk remedy, and is said to be the drink of the gods.

We at mitosaya have such sweet tea, and after several years of repeated failures and successes in fermentation, we have finally managed to bring out the sweetness in a good way in this year's sweet tea blend. I believe it has a warm sweetness that is more nourishing than the sweetness of stevia.

The additions are all things that warm the body in winter, and the lemony aroma of the tea is familiar and soothing, even the steam is soothing.

Most of the herbs are from mitosaya's own garden, or from other plants that grow wild nearby.

The proof that we are in a herb garden is in this tea.

Ingredients: Sweet tea, cinnamon leaf, lemongrass, lemon verbena, kawara wormwood, wormwood, blueberry foliage, and mugwort, mugwort, blueberry leaves, kudzu flower, autumn turmeric, orange
Contents: 15g (in a bag) / 18g (in a box)

Purchase quantity is limited to two items per product, per size.