Is all of the tea sold at Hibiki-an Ichiban Cha (the first pick)?
Tea leaves are usually gathered two to five times per year for sale in Japan. But all of the tea sold at our website store, Hibiki-an, is Ichiban Cha — the first pick of the year. The quality, aroma, taste and so on, of Nibancha (the second pick of the year) or Sanbancha (the third pick) cannot compare with first-quality Ichibancha (the first pick). (You can see further information by clicking here.
Related Questions
- Are all of the tea leaves sold at Hibiki-an grown only in the Uji region of Kyoto or are they mixed with tea leaves grown in other locations?
- The dealer pick list only goes up through the "Cs", my dealers name starts with the letter "T". How do I find the dealer I sold to?
- Is all of the tea sold at Hibiki-an Ichiban Cha (the first pick)?
