This is a single-variety green tea using only Shizuka 7132 varieties. It is a rare variety with low production volume, and its biggest feature is its scent slightly reminiscent of cherry blossom leaves. The gentle aroma and mellow mouthfeel are perfectly harmonized with umami, sweetness, and astringency, allowing you to enjoy a taste that is a little different from your usual green tea. In order to take advantage of the characteristics of tea leaves, only the leaf type will be available. [Delicious brewing method] 8g leaves, 300ml hot water (about 1 teapot), 80°C, 2 minutes to brew [Let's move on in a cup, the flow of taste] ●First Impression The calm green scent reminiscent of the grassland spreads ●Spread of flavors (Mid Palate) The sharp astringency and silky sweetness are overlapped with a scent reminiscent of cherry blossoms and cherry blossom leaves ●Finish The gentle aftertaste continues comfortably along with the taste 　　 [Recommended in times like this] ●Refresh your mind ●During reading time ●Time to think about a single variety of green tea −−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−− Green tea with the scent of cherry blossoms? "Shizu 7132" - A variety that has been loved as it is As a green tea with the scent of cherry blossoms, only those in the know know "Shizu 7132". The name "Shizu 7132" may seem more like a control number than a variety name. It is no wonder that it was originally a number used at the Shizuoka Prefecture Tea Industry Experiment Station in the 1960s. It was a variety that was selected and bred from among the natural hybrid seedlings of "Yabukita", but it did not attract much attention for a long time because the shoots were red and had a slightly strange feature. Therefore, it has a history of being called "Shizu 7132" without having a fancy name. However, the scent reminiscent of cherry blossom leaves has gradually become known, and in recent years, it has become a favorite among those who enjoy single-variety green tea. In Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City, it was nicknamed "Machiko", but it is still a green tea that is often known as "Shizuka 7132". Behind the slightly rugged name, the uniqueness of the scent quietly breathes.