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Green "Always Sakura" tea tins, a clear teacup, and glass teapot with cherry blossom tea evoke TWG Tea Singapore's elegance.
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TWG Tea’s Latest Blends: Best Spring Teas in Singapore

  • Soon Koon
  • 7 February 2025
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  1. Why Spring Is the Best Time to Enjoy Japanese Green Tea
  2. Always Sakura Tea – A Floral Symphony in a Cup
  3. Sencha Matcha – A Perfectly Balanced Green Tea Blend
  4. Limited-Edition TWG Tea Macarons – A Whimsical Spring Treat
  5. Where Can You Buy TWG Tea’s Spring Collection in Singapore?
  6. How to Brew the Perfect Cup of Japanese Green Tea
  7. The Beauty of Tea – More Than Just a Drink

Welcome spring with TWG Tea’s latest Japanese green tea blends—Always Sakura Tea and Sencha Matcha. These limited-edition teas capture the elegance of cherry blossoms and the rich umami of Matcha. Discover their exquisite flavours and where to buy them in Singapore for a refined tea experience.

Spring in Singapore may not bring cherry blossoms, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the season’s delicate beauty in a cup. TWG Tea has unveiled two exquisite Japanese green tea blends—Always Sakura Tea and Sencha Matcha—that encapsulate the essence of spring. Whether you’re a seasoned tea connoisseur or just starting your journey, these teas offer a refined and aromatic experience worth indulging in.

Why Spring Is the Best Time to Enjoy Japanese Green Tea

Spring marks the beginning of the first flush—the most prized tea harvest of the year. As the tea leaves awaken from winter dormancy, they develop a vibrant, delicate flavour, making Japanese green tea particularly special during this time. TWG Tea’s latest collection celebrates this season of renewal with premium-quality blends.

Always Sakura Tea" packaging, adorned with cherry blossoms, sits beside a cup of Matcha Sencha leaves; blurred blooms in the background.
Always Sakura Tea” packaging, adorned with cherry blossoms, sits beside a cup of Matcha Sencha leaves; blurred blooms in the background.

Always Sakura Tea – A Floral Symphony in a Cup

The highlight of spring, cherry blossoms, is beautifully captured in TWG Tea’s Always Sakura Tea. This cherry blossom tea is a fragrant infusion of Rainier cherries and delicate pink blossoms blended with premium green tea. The result is a tea that is:

  • Light and Floral – Perfect for a refreshing afternoon cup.
  • Mildly Sweet – With natural cherry notes balancing the green tea’s vegetal tones.
  • Aesthetic & Elegant – Housed in a beautiful tin with intricate floral motifs.

Always Sakura Tea is a must-try if you love floral teas or want to add a touch of spring to your tea collection.

Sencha Matcha – A Perfectly Balanced Green Tea Blend

Sencha Matcha is a dream come true for those who prefer a richer, more umami-forward tea. This blend combines two premium Japanese teas:

  • Sencha – A smooth, vegetal tea grown in the volcanic soils of Kyushu Island, known for its silky texture and sweet aftertaste.
  • Matcha – A high-grade, ceremony-quality Japanese Matcha from Kagoshima Prefecture adds a deep, rich character.

This blend results in a vibrant green infusion with notes of seaweed, freshly cut grass, and a subtle umami finish—a tea that both beginners and connoisseurs can appreciate.

Limited-Edition TWG Tea Macarons – A Whimsical Spring Treat

A green tea canister and macaron boxes rest on a reflective surface amid pink florals, echoing cherry blossom gardens.
A green tea canister and macaron boxes rest on a reflective surface amid pink florals, echoing cherry blossom gardens.

Pairing your tea with a delicious snack enhances the experience, and TWG Tea’s limited-edition Always Sakura Tea Macarons are a delightful companion. These handcrafted treats feature:

  • A smooth almond shell
  • Cherry ganache infused with Always Sakura Tea
  • Subtle floral and green tea undertones

These macarons are available in beautiful gift boxes, so make a thoughtful gift or a luxurious treat for yourself.

Where Can You Buy TWG Tea’s Spring Collection in Singapore?

Excited to try these teas? Here’s where you can get them:

📍 TWG Tea Salons & Boutiques – Visit locations across Singapore, including Marina Bay Sands.
🛒 Online – Purchase directly from TWGTea.com for convenient home delivery.

Pricing:

  • Always Sakura Tea (100g) – S$50
  • Sencha Matcha (15 teabags) – S$35
  • Always Sakura Tea Macarons – From S$15

How to Brew the Perfect Cup of Japanese Green Tea

For the best flavour, follow these simple brewing steps:

  • Water Temperature: 75–80°C (Avoid boiling water, which can make green tea taste bitter.)
  • Steeping Time: 2–3 minutes for Always Sakura Tea, 1–2 minutes for Sencha Matcha
  • Teaware: Use a ceramic or glass teapot to enjoy the full aroma.

Do you want a pro tip? For Sencha Matcha, whisk the tea lightly to bring out its frothy texture and vibrant green colour.

The Beauty of Tea – More Than Just a Drink

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Drinking tea isn’t just about the taste—it’s about the experience. Whether you’re sipping Always Sakura Tea for a quiet moment of reflection or enjoying Sencha Matcha for a midday pick-me-up, tea allows you to slow down and appreciate life’s simple pleasures.

This spring, immerse yourself in the refined elegance of TWG Tea Singapore’s seasonal collection. Elevate your tea ritual, celebrate the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms, and indulge in the finest Japanese green tea blends today.

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