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    The Asatsuyu Tea Cultivar

    Professional Tea TasterBy Professional Tea TasterFebruary 6, 2022Updated:July 22, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Asatsuyu is Japanese tea cultivar which is primarily used to produce sencha and gyokuro green tea.

    It was first registered in 1953 and was one of the first registered Japanese tea cultivars.

    The name translates to ‘Morning Dew’.

    Unfortunately, this tea cultivar is susceptible to frost damage and has a low yield compared to other varieties, such as yabukita.

    Alternate Names

    • Morning Dew
    • Natural Gyokuro

    Aroma & Flavor Profile

    The flavor profile of the asatsuyu tea cultivar is usually grassy, with notes of mint, snap pea, umami and a general sweetness.

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