さえみどり- Shincha 2025 Harvest
Saemidori - Single Cultivar Sencha
Saemidori - Single Cultivar Sencha
80g bag
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Tea Profile
Type: Sencha
Cultivar: Saemidori
Region: Kirishima, Kagoshima
Producer: Award-winning tea farm Matsuyama Sangyou
Recipient of the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Award 2024
Tasting Notes
Aroma: Gentle floral notes with a hint of tropical fruit
Taste: Sweet greens wth mellow umami and a medium body
Character
This tea is perfect for both Mizudashi (cold brew) and Koridashi (ice brew), bringing out a smooth, refreshing sweetness and a gentle aroma — just right for slow summer days.
This fragrant deep-steamed sencha is made from Saemidori, first flush tea leaves picked in the spring of 2025. The leaves are cultivated in the volcanic, mineral-rich soils and misty mountains of Kirishima, in southern Japan. The pristine environment shapes the tea’s unmistakably refined character. This farm recieved the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Award 2024.
The fukamushi (deep-steamed) process enhances its umami, resulting in a rich and mellow cup with a beautifully balanced finish.
Cold Brew Sencha
Mizudashi cold brew - sweet and refreshing
Recipe
Tea leaves 6-8g (about 3-4 tsp)
Water 750ml ( 25 oz )
Brew time: At least 2 hours in the fridge, ideally overnight
Brewing
・Put 6-8g of sencha tea leaves into a glass brewing bottle or large mason jar.
・Pour in 750ml of cool water
・Let it brew in the fridge for at least 2 hours, ideally overnight
・If you'd like to drink it faster, swirl or shake the bottle periodically to speed things up
・Pour into a wine glass for an elegant and refleshing ship!
・You can add fresh water to make another brew, but please discard the tea leaves within 3-4 days
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