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Weekend Getaway Green Japanese Green Tea

Loose leaf Japanese green tea made from first flush leaves—fresh, delicate, and floral with light orchid notes. Clean, smooth, and refreshing.

$7.99

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Embark on your own journey with Weekend Getaway Green—a Japanese green tea that tastes like a fresh reset. Crafted from first flush leaves and carefully steamed to preserve freshness, it brews a clean, bright cup with soft floral notes and a light orchid-like character. The dark emerald leaves are finely cut for an even steep, and the finish is smooth, lightly sweet, and genuinely refreshing. Brew it gently with cooler water and short steeps to keep it crisp and never bitter.

Best for: 

Morning/afternoon “reset” + fans of delicate Japanese greens

Ingredients

  • Green Tea Leaves

Quick picks:

  • Hot: Best use (fresh + floral)

  • Iced: Crisp + refreshing

  • With milk: Not recommended

Flavor profile 

Fresh and clean with soft floral notes and a smooth, lightly sweet finish.

Unique quality

A first-flush Japanese loose leaf green tea that’s finely cut and carefully steamed for a clean, bright, fresh cup—delicate floral character with light orchid-like notes (naturally, not flavored).

 


  • Japanese Green Tea (First Flush): Made from early-season leaves for a fresh cup.

  • Steamed for Freshness: Clean, bright flavor and aroma.

  • Dark Emerald, Finely Cut Leaves: Even steep and vibrant liquor.

  • Delicate Floral / Orchid Notes : Naturally occurring, not added flavor.

  • Loose Leaf Only : Brew to your preferred strength.

  • Great “Reset” Tea: Perfect for mornings or afternoons.


  • Use 1 tsp per 8 oz water

  • Water temp: 160–175°F

  • Steep 1–2 minutes
    Tip: Japanese greens can get bitter if over-steeped—start short and adjust.

Does this have caffeine?
Yes—because it contains green tea.

Is this flavored?
No—this is pure green tea leaves (the floral notes are natural to the cultivar and processing).

Why such a short steep time?
Japanese green teas can turn bitter if steeped too long. Short steeps keep it smooth and fresh.

Can I re-steep it?
Often yes—try a second steep with slightly warmer water or a little more time.