**Benijika-no-Sato**
This Japanese black tea is made from the Yabukita tea leaves for green tea. The tea tree is grown up naturally. The leaves has a bright aroma. When hot water is put on the leaves, a beautiful gold ring appeares. It is a sign of a delicious black tea. The water color is a little brown. The tea has a thick sweet aroma. The taste is cool. Its taste consists of a little sweet taste and a moderate bitter taste. It is just a royal harmony. The unique taste is not too strong to drink. The tea has these good taste even in early days from producing, so we can expect more wnderful taste after more than 6 month when the tea is matured enough. We recommend to drink with nothing.
Because an old man and old woman produce as hard as they can in a small field, the yield is not so large. If the tea is sold out once, you must wait 1 year. First come.
Beni in Japanese means red in English. Shika is a deer. Sato is a place or a country. Benijika-no-Sato images the producing district named Akune where many deer live.
