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Sencha Saemidori

Sencha Saemidori

Kč1,350.00Price

This single varietal Sencha Saemidori, will delight you because it is very mild and light. It is known for not having too much bitterness and is also grown in mountainous areas, thus confirming its quality.

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  • Immerse yourself in the delicate flavours of Sencha Saemidori tea. Sourced from the picturesque mountainous areas of Yabe Village in Japan, this tea stands out for its superior quality and exceptional taste.

    "Saemidori", which means "bright green" in Japanese, is a special variety developed in 1969. It is a harmonious blend of Asatsuyu, known for its rich umami flavours, and Yabukita, renowned for its balanced flavour and robustness. 

    This bright green tea is celebrated for its minimal bitterness and pleasant combination of refreshing flavor and natural sweetness.

    This Sencha Saemidori is a testament to the skills of third generation tea farmers, Masashi and Eri Harashima. This tea is perfect for those who appreciate the nuances of high quality Sencha.


    Important Information: 

    • Variety: Saemidori
    • Harvest: Spring
    • Region: Mountainous area of Yabe Village, Yame District, Fukuoka, Japan
    • Altitude: Approximately 600 metres

    Preparation procedure:

    • 1. infusion: 5 grams of tea, 160 ml of water, 70°C, 60-90 seconds
    • 2nd infusion: 200 ml water, 80°C, 60 seconds
    • 3rd infusion: 200 ml water, 80°C, 3 minutes
    • 4. infusion and more to taste

    Ingredients:

    Loose-leaf green tea.


    Tips for a pleasant tea drinking experience:

    • Pour the boiling water into a cup or mug, let it cool to around 80°C for about 2 minutes and then pour it into a kyushu (Japanese teapot). Steep the tea for 60 to 90 seconds and it's ready to drink! 
    • Sip until the last drop, because it is in the last drops that the unforgettable umami is found.
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