Japanese shaded Gyokuro tea
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- Gyokuro Tea
Gyokuro Hiki
- €8,70 – €53,90
- Gyokuro Hiki is a genuine Japanese green tea characterized by the full shading (housing) of the tea plants with several net layers. It is the careful, traditional handcrafting that makes this Gyokuro from the valleys of the Hiki River, Wakayama Prefecture, a particular rarity. The handwork visually manifests in the appearance of the long, needle-shaped, fir-green tea leaves. The bright,…
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- Gyokuro Tea
Gyokuro Tokiwa Green Tea
- €8,60 – €51,90
- Gyokuro Tokiwa („Tokiwa“ = old Japanese word for "evergreen") is a (fully) shaded tea from region of Kagoshima (Kyushu Island) in the south of Japan, harvested during the main picking seasons in May. The beneficial timing of the picking, several weeks of full shading before the harvest and a high grade leaf selection are guarantors for a classy Gyokuro green…
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- Gyokuro Tea, Shincha Tea
Gyokuro Wakana Green Tea
- €7,40 – €43,90
- Gyokuro Wakana ("Wakana" = jap. for "young green") is a fully shaded (Gyokuro) tea in Shincha quality (Shincha = fresh first flush) harvested during the first days of the early picking season. Home of this tea is the prefecture of Kagoshima in the south of Japan. The special character of the early picking, several weeks of full shading before the…
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- Gyokuro Tea, Shincha Tea
Shincha Gyokuro Kirisakura Green Tea
- €10,20 – €63,90
- Shincha Gyokuro Kirisakura ("Kirisakura" = jap. for "cherry blossoms in the fog") is a fully shaded (Gyokuro) tea in Shincha quality (Shincha = fresh first flush) harvested during the first days of the early picking. Home of this tea is the prefecture of Kagoshima in the south of Japan. The special character of the early picking, the tea gardens' location…
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- Gyokuro Tea
Uji-Tawara Gyokuro (Goko-Midori)
- €14,70 – €51,70
- Uji-Tawara Gyokuro (Goko-Midori) is a naturally cultivated Gyokuro from Uji-Tawara, Kyoto, the cradle of tea cultivation in Japan and the Japanese tea culture as such. The dry tea leaves exude a harmonious aroma of precious wood, nuts and nut shells. In terms of taste, predominantly slightly bitter herbal notes in the golden-green shimmering cup combine with delicate, unobtrusive umami to…
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