[Premium]Miyazaki Gokase White Tea "Takachiho", 2024 10g [Hand-picked][No pesticides or chemical fertilizers]

This white tea is made by carefully handpicking one bud and two leaves from tea leaves grown in Gokase, a mountainous area in Miyazaki Prefecture overlooking Mount Aso. White tea is a tea made using a simple method that involves only withering and drying. Because of its simplicity, it requires careful temperature and humidity control during the process, making it a labor-intensive tea.

The tea leaves have the greenness of young grass and the sweetness of Sakura-mochi. The brewed tea has herbal and subtle floral impressions, the flavor is moderately matured and mellow, and there are impressions of beans and grains like Chinese green tea, a subtle sweetness, and a lingering taste. The unrolled tea leaves are brewed slowly, so you can enjoy it by infusing it multiple times or by adding hot water to a pot.

No pesticides or chemical fertilizers
Contents: 10g

Recommended brewing method

<Enjoy multiple brews>
For 3g of tea leaves, steep for about 1 minute in 180ml of hot water at 85-90℃. For the second brew, steep for 1 minute, and for the third brew and after, extend the steeping time, so you can enjoy about 5 brews. It is convenient to have a teapot to pour the brewed tea into.

<Enjoy with a pot>
For every 3g of tea leaves, use a pot of about 300-500ml of hot water. We recommend brewing the first 2 infusions normally, and then topping up from the third infusion onwards. It's also fun to watch the beautiful tea leaves unfold in the heat-resistant glass.

<Water-brewed>
Mix 5g of tea leaves with 750~1000ml of water and store in the refrigerator overnight.

White tea allows the flavor and aroma to be extracted slowly, so there are many ways to enjoy it. There are many different brewing methods available online, so try searching for your favorite brewing method.

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