Kamairicha Nagomiyutaka Miyazaki 50 g

Time between busy days to go back to yourself.

日常の中でほっと一息つく時間

We are all living in a busy life at ever increasing speed. But when you make a cup of tea and enjoy it, for a moment you are free from all hustles and bustles. This Nagomiyutaka green tea was made with love and care for such a moment, with rich, sweet umami gently soothing your body and soul.

Tea time is perhaps a small ritual to go back to yourself in between busy days.

26.00 €

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TORIDORI TEA DATA FILE

Catalog no. TEA04. Kamairicha Nagomiyutaka (Miyazaki)

Origin
Gokase, Miyazaki, Japan.

Cultivar
Nagomiyutaka (なごみゆたか, meaning "rich and relaxing" ).

Harvest
05/2024, hand-picked.

Process
Green tea, pan-fired (釜炒り茶 kamairicha).

Cultivation
Animal- and plant-based fertilizers (non-synthetic). No agrochemicals.

Tasting memo
Medium body with smooth and juicy mouthfeel. Green spinach or bamboo-like aroma with nori-like note. Very mild and rich in umami and sweetness.

Brewing guide
[Japanese] 4-5 g/200 ml, 85-90°C 40 sec (1st), 85-90°C 5-10 sec (2nd), 90-95°C 5-10 sec (3rd-).
4-6 infusions possible.
[Western] 2-3 g/300 ml, 85-90°C 2-3 min.

Tips for this tea:
This tea is especially easy for beginners. Even if you accidentally use too hot water or infuse too long, this tea never becomes very bitter or astringent.

Producer of this tea:

Miyazaki Sabou

宮崎茶房

Miyazaki Sabou is a tea farm located at the northern part of Gokase, the tea-producing area in the mountains of the northwest Miyazaki. This region is one of the few places which preserves the traditional kamairicha to date. Together with their traditional kamairicha, Miyazaki Sabou is also known for their delicious black tea and oolong tea. Led by Mr. Akira Miyazaki, a person of rich knowledge and passion for tea cultivars, this tea farm is the leader of the tea production of this region.

Right plant at the right place

お茶の樹も適材適所

The characteristic unique cultivar offers of this farm is the result of the continuous efforts of Mr. Miyazaki and his team to realize a truly tasty and safe kamairicha without any single use of agrochemicals (herbicides and alike) nor chemical fertilizers. However, no such inputs means that tea plants have to survive the diseases and reduced soil nutrients by their own.

Mr. Miyazaki carefully chooses the most suitable cultivars for each of his farm plots. The terroir of Miyazaki Sabou is the collaboration of their expertise and tea cultivars beautifully tuned for their land.