Té blanco japonés Kanayamidori

Origen

Japón

Asia

Nivel de cafeína (mg/1g)

0

1-10

11-20

21-30

31-40

41+

Descripción

El Kanayamidori japonés es un té blanco increíblemente raro.

El té blanco japonés Kanayamidori es una producción limitada (con un total de solo 5 kg por año), té blanco orgánico cultivado y elaborado en la ciudad de Gokase, prefectura de Miyazaki. Su cosecha corta tiene lugar durante los primeros brotes (first flush) de mayo, ¡hecho exclusivamente de hojas de té recolectadas a mano del cultivar Kanayamidori!

Por lo general, solo se vende dentro de Japón. Somos el importador exclusivo de té blanco orgánico japonés Kanayamidori, ¡y simplemente no encontrará este tesoro de té raro en ningún otro lugar fuera de Japón!

Una vez en el agua, el líquido es muy delicado, con un fuerte aroma floral y un regusto agradable y duradero a la vez dulce y suave. Kanayamidori es un té verdaderamente extraordinario.

PRODUCCIÓN LIMITADA - SOLO 4 KG DISPONIBLES ESTE AÑO, SOLO EN TEALYRA

1-1,5 cucharadas o 1 bolsa

8oz / 200ml

190F / 85°C

4 - 5 min

Ecológico:

Si

Ingredientes:

Té blanco

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por Johnny Nobles

Enero 2021

[EN] Best white tea I've had so far.
Can brew 3 times with still amazing flavor.
Will definitely be ordering again.

por Arlo

Septiembre 2020

[EN] I have to say I baulked at this tea when I opened the packet and saw it, and then realised the price was for 25g not 50g (my mistake) and so twice the cost again. But I have to say it’s absolutely delicious. The smell in the cup after I drank it was the sweetest I’ve ever smelt. Like honey. And the taste was, to my taste buds, of biscuits, malt, toasted nuts, honey and then a grassy butteriness. I used a lot of leaf (didn’t measure) to water ratio and gung fu style - ish brew.

por J Mann

Octubre 2019

[EN] Absolutely exquisite flavour! Tried many a white tea now and this has such a fresh, smooth and deep flavour. It is quite expensive but it is a proper treat.

por F. Miller

Julio 2019

[EN] This tea is light and fragrant with a slight floral note.

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por Christie Lee

Agosto 2017

[EN] This is an exquisite luxury tea with a pure taste and unmatched freshness.

por Kimberley Thompson

Enero 2016

[EN] This is an amazing tea and I'm so glad I got it. It has a unique taste. It has a bit of a stronger smoother taste than other white teas I have tried. This one is my new favourite.

por Angcam

Mayo 2016

[EN] Thinking maybe this is an acquired taste. I normally drink the silver tips, but thought would try this even though it was so expensive. Disappointed, for me it has a very grassy taste, definitely would rather drink the tips any day, Using it as iced tea with a bit of lime so I don't waste it. Can't see why it is worth so much money. Would not buy again, stick to China tea's.

por Mitchell Hiller

Agosto 2022

[EN] Total rip-off. For half the price you can get the 'real' stuff, like Yin Zhen Bai Hao (which is already expensive). The truly exquisite whites are (I now know) only available from China.
When you drink them, expect to feel a balancing of mind, body and spirit. This is not hyperbole. That’s why they’re so highly tauted, rare and expensive. Here you’ll get a ‘nothing’ tea for double the price. The leaves (not buds, like the real stuff) are black dried up long brittle pieces like something you’d expect to find in the street in late fall.
The hype that the Japanese are competing in quality with the famous Chinese buds is nothing but marketing. If this tea satisfies you then save your money and buy Columbian white tea.
190 degrees brewing recommendation is extraordinarily high for any white tea which would ruin the delicate flavors and micro-nutrients of the real stuff. That should have been enough warning for me right there, but frankly I took a very high priced risk because I was looking for a substitute that wasn’t loaded with fluoride, like all teas from China are. (That is a fact, not an educated or uneducated guess).
Another tip that this company has no interest in standing behind their ‘quality’ claims is the measuring amount. How could you measure 1.5 teaspoons of long brittle leaves? It should and could only have been measured by weight.
Sometimes supremely expensive seems like a stamp of quality in and of itself. This is a P.R. robbery.

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