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This Kamairi tea has an impressive, sweetish and pleasant taste reminiscent of cocoa and roasted nuts.

Tea leaves:
Beautiful, deep green with a slightly yellowish shimmer, elegantly rounded leaves in magatama shape. Impressive aroma of sweet hay, mineral notes reminiscent of roasted nori and a sweet, savoury scent reminiscent of cocoa.

Tasting:
Very rich on the nose with fragrant mineral aromas,slightly sweet nuts and chestnuts and early summer tea plantations. Round on the palate, with gentle astringency, umami, fullness and a slight sweetness. Refreshing and soft.

How best to enjoy it:
Very rich on the nose with fragrant mineral aromas, slightly sweet nuts and chestnuts and early summer tea plantations. Round on the palate, with slight astringency, umami, fullness and a slight sweetness. Refreshing and soft.

Pack á 70 Gramm

1-2 Teaspoons / 200ml

70°-80° C / 167°-176° F

150 seconds for the first infusion, 10-20 seconds for the second to fourth infusion

Öko-Kontrollstelle: DE-ÖKO-013

Responsible food business operator:
BiOishii GmbH, Südwall 71, 47798 Krefeld

Miyazaki Sabo produces the highest quality organic tea in Japan using traditional production methods.

The Miyazaki Sabo tea garden is located in Gokase, in the centre of the Japanese southern island of Kyushu. The Miyazaki family started growing tea there about 90 years ago and pioneered the conversion to organic cultivation about 40 years ago. Their goal was to produce tea that does no harm to nature, both in cultivation and in consumption.
Akira Miyazaki in his tea field

The current owner Akira Miyazaki received official organic certification from JAS (Japanese Agricultural Standard) for Miyazaki Sabo in 2001. He uses the knowledge he acquired at university to produce a rich, characteristic Kamairi tea of the highest quality from the combination of soil, climate and the use of various excellent Japanese tea varieties, which is characterised by refreshing taste and sweetness.
Das Team von Miyazaki Sabo

The success of his efforts is documented by many prestigious awards, such as the Japanese Emperor's Prize, the highest award for Japanese agricultural products, awarded by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, and the Great Taste Award Gold Award in England. Its teas were also served at dinner at the G20 Summit in Osaka in 2019. These recognitions show that Miyazaki Sabo is one of the country's leading tea producers.

Das Teefeld von Miyazaki Sabo

History:
1930 Start of tea cultivation
1983 Stop of the use of all pesticides and chemical fertilisers
2001 Obtaining organic certification by JAS (Japanese Agricultural Standard)
2007 Renaming of the company to Miyazaki Sabo (Miyazaki Tea House)
Der teegarten von Miyazaki Sabo