Weekend Getaway Green — Japanese First Flush Green Tea

A clean, bright Japanese green tea with soft floral, orchid‑like notes

$7.99

Flavor Description

Embark on your own journey with Weekend Getaway Green—a Japanese first‑flush green tea crafted from early‑season leaves and carefully steamed to preserve freshness. The dark emerald leaves are finely cut for an even steep, brewing a clean, bright cup with naturally occurring soft floral, orchid‑like notes. The finish is smooth, lightly sweet, and genuinely refreshing—perfect for a morning or afternoon reset.

Flavor: Clean · bright · soft floral · lightly sweet
Mood: Fresh, delicate, calming
Main Benefit: A refreshing Japanese green tea ideal for gentle “reset” moments.

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  • 10% goes to Joy Baptist Church

  • 5% supports Philippine high school students

Wellness Disclaimer

Michigan Teas blends and curated teas are crafted for comfort and everyday wellness. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Individuals with medical conditions, those taking medication, and pregnant or nursing individuals should consult a healthcare professional before consuming herbal teas.

Ingredients

  • Green Tea Leaves

  • Contains Caffeine

Caffeine Level

Yes — contains green tea

Serving Size

1 tsp per cup

Tea Type

Japanese first flush green tea

Origin

Japan

Format

Loose leaf only

Processing Notes

Steamed for freshness; finely cut leaves

Flavor Notes

Naturally occurring floral/orchid character

Body

Clean, bright, lightly sweet

Best For

  • Morning/afternoon reset

  • Fans of delicate Japanese greens

  • Crisp hot or iced green tea

  • Gentle, smooth everyday sipping

***Available in Town Peddler***

Hot Brew:

  • 1 tsp per 8 oz water

  • 160–175°F

  • Steep 1–2 minutes

  • Tip: Japanese greens can get bitter if over‑steeped—start short and adjust.

Iced Version:

  • Brew hot with short steeps

  • Cool completely

  • Pour over ice

  • Crisp, refreshing, delicate.

Number of Infusions

      Often 1–2 infusions depending on taste preference

      try a second steep with slightly warmer water or a little more time.