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PREORDER available May 🍵 2026 #0708.K2 Wakoen Tea Farm: Kagoshima Fukamushicha - Miyabi (Imperial Grade) 和香園 深蒸し茶 雅

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Tiempo de infusión
45s
Método: standard
Infusiones
2
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Temp. del agua
80°C
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Proporción de hoja
2.5 g / 100 ml
200 ml recomendado
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Cafeína
Medium
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Resumen
Pairing: sushi, steamed vegetables, or citrusy salads

Rainforest Alliance certified, family-owned tea farm, Wakoen Co., Ltd., presents a premium, deep steamed fukamushicha green tea, Miyabi - meaning "elegance". This tea is shaded for 7-10 days to increase its umami flavor and reduce bitterness, and is then deep-steamed (steamed for a longer than usual amount of time), which creates a very soft leaf, broken into fragments during rolling. This creates a deep, richly flavored and beautifully opaque green tea. There are four teas in the series: Miyabi, Takumi, Kaori, and You Steeping Notes Tea: 5 grams Time: 30-60 sec Water Temperature: 70C/160F degrees Water Amount: 200 ml Resteep up to 3 times. The second resteeping can be quick, water in and out as the leaves are already primed. Using hotter water may also extract stronger flavor in subsequent steeps. Use cooler water for sweeter flavors, hotter water for more bitter flavors Use more tea leaves, less water, or longer time for greater strength of flavor. Cold steeping also recommend See Steeping Techniques for more details on techniques Product Info Ingredients: Green Tea Harvest: April Region: Ariake Town, Shibushi City, Kagoshima Steaming: Deep steamed About the farm One of Japan's largest family owned tea farms, the Horiguchi family has been operating since 1948 and currently manages 120 hectares directly with another 100 hectares cultivated by contract partner farms. The company is certified FSSC22000, the top food safety standard globally, Rainforest Alliance certified, and certified to product organic tea. Cultivation utilizes mechanical pest controls: their machines Hurricane King utilizes wind and water pressure to blow away insects, and Steam Buster SL uses steam to kill weeds. President Horiguchi Daisuke (left), and Chairman Horiguchi Yasuhisa (right). Hurricane King View more videos from the farm on Youtube

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