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Nadeshiko Rose Japanese Fermented Tea

Nadeshiko Rose Japanese Fermented Tea

€36,95
€36,95
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Learn all the secrets of the Nadeshiko Rose Japanese Fermented Tea

The Nadeshiko Rose Japanese Fermented Tea is made in Uji Japan using the same method of koji fermentation used to make soy sauce, sake and miso. The tea is also known as the "rosé of tea" because of its pink color and the slightly acidic, strawberry tasting notes.

Taste

Discover the results of Nio Teas’ 4 step tea tasting method

When assessing the flavor of the Nadeshiko Rose Japanese Fermented Tea, we take into account both the aroma and how it interacts with the palate. We pay attention to the presence of dryness, acidity, minerality, umami or sweetness in the tea, and evaluate its texture, also known as mouthfeel. For Japanese fermented tea, we focus on the earthiness taste profile, as it is a typical feature in most Japanese fermented teas, in addition to other factors.

Step 1 - Observing the Appearance

The color of the Japanese Fermented Tea leaves is a light, slightly silvery brown color with a combination of rolled leaves and stems.

Step 2 - Assessing the Aroma

The aroma of this Japanese Fermented Tea is earthy and sweet with notes of dried honey and flowers

Step 3 - Tasting the Tea

The Nadeshiko Rose Japanese Fermented Tea draws you in with a light sweetness with notes of dried honey. In the mid palate, the tea begins to drift more into a slightly more citrusy direction, with notes of strawberry and an intense minerality. There is a hint of cinnamon spice and the tea leaves the palate with a tingling feeling

Step 4 - Evaluating the sensation on the palate

The structure of the Nadeshiko Rose Japanese Fermented Tea is quite complex, with an earthy sweetness, a strong acidity and a mild minerality.

100% Organically grown and Ethically Sourced

At Nio, we have chosen to only work with tea farmers who cultivate their tea plants using organic and pesticide-free methods. After visiting dozens of different tea farms in Japan, we have discovered that these practices not only elevate the taste of the tea but also contribute to healthier tea fields and a healthier ecosystem.

Nio Teas Unique Organically grown sourcing process

  • We conduct a taste test of each tea to assess its flavor and quality.
  • We also communicate with farmers to learn more about their unique tea techniques and production methods.
  • We also conduct on-site visits to the tea farms to ensure that the tea production process is meticulous and accurate.
  • We survey the tea fields to ensure that the tea plants are grown sustainably, which promotes the conservation of the surrounding ecosystem.
JAS Japanese Agriculture Standards logo

JAS Certified

Some of our packages feature the JAS logo, which stands for Japanese Agriculture Standards. This certification ensures that our teas are cultivated without the use of pesticides or chemicals and is regulated by the Japanese government.

We are committed to ensuring that our teas are produced using organic methods, and we require our larger partner farms to obtain JAS certification through soil sampling and testing.

We also like to work with smaller tea farms, who may not have the resources to conduct official soil testing. As a solution, we accept their teas under the "pesticide-free" labeling. This allows us to help these smaller farmers get discovered while still adhering to our strict quality standards.

How to prepare the tea

To get the best out of your Japanese fermented tea, it's advised to follow these instructions. If you brew the tea at the wrong temperature or for the wrong time, you may end up with either a bitter or watered down flavor.

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    Step 1

    Before you preparing the Japanese fermented tea, make sure you heat up the water to a temperature of 60 degrees Celsius or 140 degrees Fahrenheit. This is the best temperature for the Nadeshiko Japanese fermented tea.

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    Step 2

    Add 5 grams of Japanese fermented tea to your kyusu teapot or tea strainer

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    Step 3

    Pour in 150ml of water and allow the tea leaves to brew undisturbed for 1 minute.

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    Step 4

    After the tea leaves are done brewing, you can pour out your tea and if you’re using a kyusu teapot it will automatically sift out the leaves so they don’t brew for too long inside the teapot and they don’t end up in your cup. Enjoy your Japanese fermented tea!

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    2nd brew

    To extract more cups of tea from the leaves, you can simply pour the same temperature water back into the teapot and let the tea brew for 20 seconds for each additional infusion. As each infusion alters the taste slightly, you can enjoy 3-4 completely different cups of tea from the same leaves!

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    Cold brew

    We do not recommend cold brewing the Nadeshiko Rose Japanese Fermented Tea

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Necessary teaware

When it comes to preparing Japanese fermented tea, the most appropriate tool to use is the Kyusu teapot. This tool gives the leaves the space they need to expand and release their flavor into the water, and it also has a built-in strainer that separates the tea leaves out as you pour.

Alternative without teaware

In case you don't have a teapot at home, a tea strainer can be a great substitute for preparing Japanese fermented tea. It’s important to keep in mind that the tea leaves may not have as much space to expand in the strainer as they would in a teapot, resulting in a weaker flavor. While a teapot is the best option, not having one is no excuse to miss out on this delicious tea!

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Takada Masahiro farm in japan

Location of production and farmer

Information about the farm

The Nadeshiko Rose Japanese fermented tea comes to us from the talented farmers at Chanoka in Uji. When we visited Mr. Takada, he introduced us to so many different types of rare teas and this is one of them. 

Mr. Takada and his family have been in the tea industry since 1907 when they opened their tea plantation. He is able to lean on multiple generations of tea knowledge to produce excellent quality green tea, oolong tea, black tea and Japanese fermented tea.

Sourced in Uji

Japan

This Japanese fermented tea is produced in Uji, Japan. Uji is known for consistently producing some of the best quality teas in Japan. The soil is great quality, the air is clean and misty, the terrain is hilly and the winters are relatively mild with no frost. This climate has produced excellent teas for hundreds of years.

Cultivar and tea plant variety

The Nadeshiko rose Japanese fermented tea is made using the Benifuuki cultivar, which is normally reserved for Japanese black teas or “wakocha”

  • Benifuuki

    The benifuuki cultivar has a higher concentration of catechins, so while it produces an astringent green tea, the variety works exceptionally well in black teas and Japanese fermented teas. The teas produced with Benifuuki yield a smooth taste and excellent aroma, as the fermentation and oxidation process really mellows out the catechins.

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Order issues

In case you have any issues with your order, please contact us via email at info@nioteas.com, as this is the most efficient way for us to handle customer service requests. For quick inquiries, feel free to contact us directly on Instagram at @nio_japanese_green_tea.

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We are committed to ensuring that every customer has a positive experience with Nio. If you are not satisfied with the tea you receive, please let us know, and we will arrange for a replacement.

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