• Beginner's Journey bundle: kraft Morii sencha pouch and pink Kyoto black tea pouch
  • Beginner's Journey bundle: pink Kyoto black tea pouch and kraft sencha pouch with title text
  • Morii sencha pouch beside a teacup, blue teapot and loose leaves, Beginner's Journey bundle
  • Morii Kyoto black tea pouch with teacup, blue teapot and tea bag, Beginner's Journey bundle
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Beginner's Journey — Sencha + Kyoto Black Tea

Beginner's Journey — Sencha + Kyoto Black Tea

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  • Free delivery in Estonia above €50 and in Europe above €75
  • Ships from Tallinn, Estonia
  • From the Morii family farm in Kizugawa, Kyoto
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the tea, the story.

A gentle first step: Japan's everyday green tea and Japan's rarest black tea, both from Morii Farm in Kizugawa, Kyoto. Sencha is fresh, light and grassy; Kyoto Black Tea is mellow, honeyed and needs no milk. If you have only ever drunk tea bags from the supermarket, this box shows you the two ends of what one farm can do with the same bushes.

What is inside

Sencha, 50 g — spring first flush, steamed, bright and clean; about 16 pots. Kyoto Black Tea, 8 pyramid bags — Yabukita and Sayamakaori, summer-picked, rested one season; about 16 cups.

Why together

Sencha teaches you temperature (70–80 °C, under a minute); the black tea asks nothing of you (boiling water, three minutes, a bag). One for mornings, one for afternoons. You save €2.90 compared with buying them separately.

Frequently asked questions

Which should I try first?

The black tea; it is impossible to get wrong. Then sencha with water that has cooled for five minutes.

How much caffeine do they have?

Sencha roughly 20–40 mg per cup, Kyoto Black Tea roughly 30–50 mg. Filter coffee is about 90 mg.

Do I need a teapot?

For the sencha, any infuser or a small pot with a strainer. The black tea comes in pyramid bags.

Is the black tea really from Kyoto?

Yes, from the same farm as the sencha. Kyoto makes very little black tea; this is one of a handful.

How fast does it ship, and what does delivery cost?

Orders ship within 24 hours from Tallinn, Estonia. Estonia: Omniva parcel locker €2.95, free from €50. Latvia and Lithuania: €4.95–5.95. Finland: Matkahuolto €7.95. Elsewhere in the EU: free shipping from €75. Pickup at Morii Teahouse, Kopli 16, Tallinn (Mon–Sat 12–21, Sun 12–20) is usually ready the same day, and you can taste the tea before you take it home.

how to make it.

Every tea in this bundle has its own brewing guide on its product page. Short version: powders get whisked or shaken, leaves get steeped, and nothing here wants boiling water.

delivery and returns.

Free delivery in Estonia above €50 and in Europe above €75. Ships from Tallinn, Estonia. Estonia goes by Omniva parcel machine, Finland by Matkahuolto, Latvia and Lithuania by Omniva, the rest of Europe by standard delivery.

Full details in our shipping policy and refund policy.

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Map of Japan with a pin on Uji, Kyoto, where Morii teas are grown

STRAIGHT FROM THE FARM

grown in Kizugawa, Kyoto.

Every Morii tea comes from one small family farm near the Kizu River in southern Kyoto, where the same family has grown tea for four generations. Shaded, harvested and finished on the farm, then shipped directly to Tallinn.

Meet the farmers

SAVE MORE

level up with a bundle.

Two or three teas, one price — always below buying them separately.

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