Miyazaki Sabo – Oolong Tea – Spring Harvest – Single Cultivar – Minamisayaka
US$12.83Have you ever tried Japanese oolong tea?
If not, we recommend this tea to taste. The leaves are greenish, like Japanese green tea and Chinese oolong tea.
Minamisayaka, the cultivar developed in Miyazaki, Kyushu Island, gives you sweet and milky fragrance like gardenia.
Once you drink it, you will be surrounded by the flower fragrance for a few hours.
Miyazaki Sabo – Kamairicha – Yabukita
US$12.83Kamairicha – Yabukita is used only first harvest leaves from trees which provide the best taste and fragrance on our farm. Slowly processed young buds with lower temperatures and bring out the fresh leaf flavor and sweetness. Received the Emperor’s Trophy, Minister of Agriculture Forestry Award.
Miyazaki Sabo – Kamairicha – Handpicked – Single Cultivar – Sakimidori
US$12.83Miyazaki Sabo – Kamairicha – Fragrance of Flowers
US$6.45Tea is truly international. We can’t categorize this tea. Chinese tea? Japanese tea? Oolong tea? Kamairicha?
You are the judge to categorize this tea.
After harvest, withered for a short period under sunlight to bring out aroma, then processed as kamairicha.
Withering gives you fruity and flowery aroma, and you can enjoy pan parched flavor as well.
Miyazaki Sabo – Kamairicha – Single Cultivar – Yamatomidori
US$8.16Single cultivar, yamatomidori kamairicha.
Yamatomidori is the only one cultivar developed in Nara prefecture. It is from the local native variety. Nara is located close to Uji, Kyoto. You may find the similar taste and aroma among them.
Rich green watercolor called natural gyokuro, peaceful fruity aroma, sweet and tasteful. Enjoy the mountain tea, yamatocha.
Miyazaki Sabo – Oolong Tea – Spring Harvest – Single Cultivar – Koshun
US$12.83Koshun was recently developed in Shizuoka, and has distinguished tastes.
An elegant fragrance like an orchid. Gentle sweet taste. And refreshing aroma like a summer breeze.
Koshun is getting popular among Japanese tea lovers for the afterglow of the fragrance and balanced and rich flavors.
Miyazaki Sabo – Kamairicha – Handpicked – Single Cultivar – Nagomiyutaka
US$12.83Miyazaki Sabo – Kamairicha – Single Cultivar – Asatsuyu
US$8.16Single cultivar, asatsuyu kamairicha.
Asatsuyu was developed from the Uji native variety. It is called natural gyokuro for its bluish green color and rich taste.
Soft elegant aroma. Rich in umami. Gently sweet. Less bitter regardless of the water temperature you infuse. Refreshing and good aftertaste.
Miyazaki Sabo – Kamairicha – Handpicked – Single Cultivar – Tsuyuhikari
US$12.83Carefully handpicked kamairicha made with tsuyuhikari cultivar.
Tsuyuhikari was developed from asatsuyu, natural gyokuro and shizu7132 known for the fragrance of cherry blossoms.
Enjoy the emerald green watercolor, mild bitterness, faint flowery aroma, and the refreshing taste brings out umami and sweetness.
Miyazaki Sabo – Oolong Tea – Spring Harvest – Single Cultivar – Takachiho
US$12.83Takachiho is the cultivar selected from the native variety in Miyazaki and has small production.
This cultivar was initially developed for kamairihca, and roasting makes an outstanding aroma. Scientists found rich amino acids in Takachiho.
Takachiho gives you a natural taste of smooth sweetness and fragrant aroma.
Miyazaki Sabo – Kamairicha – Single Cultivar – Okuharuka
US$8.16Single cultivar, okuharuka kamairicha.
Have you ever enjoyed sakura mochi – pink rice cake wrapped in a leaf of cherry blossom? If so, this tea has a delicate fragrance of cherry blossom leaves. And the fragrance gets stronger as you infuse your 2nd cup.
Vivid green watercolor. Good balance of umami and astringency. Refreshing for your throat. The taste you feel in spring.
Kamairicha – Yabukita – Shipping from US
US$18.28This product is shipping from a US warehouse and for US customers only.
Kamairicha – Yabukita has used only first harvest leaves from trees which provide the best taste and fragrance on our farm. Slowly processed young buds with lower temperatures and bring out the fresh leaf flavor and sweetness. Received the Emperor’s Trophy, Minister of Agriculture Forestry Award.