Nakamura Koryokuen Tea Company, Kakegawa Tea District, 2025 Harvest "Deep-Steamed Shizuoka Enshu Meicha" New Tea, 100g, Premium First-Catcher Tea,

[New Tea Harvest, 2025] Contents: 100g Ingredients: Green tea (Shizuoka Prefecture) Best before: 1 year Chiyo, who supported Yamauchi Kazutoyo with her wifely support; Saigo no Tsubone, mother of Tokugawa Hidetada and known as the Lady of Love; and Ii Naotora, the female castle lord who saved the family line from extinction. This luxurious blend is made from carefully selected tea leaves from the three major tea-producing regions of Shizuoka Prefecture's Enshu region, which was once home to three talented women who lived strong lives and left their mark on Japanese history: Kakegawa Tea, Mori no Ocha, and Makinohara Tea. The Enshu region refers to what is now western Shizuoka Prefecture, formerly known as Totomi. The area centered around Kakegawa City is known for producing high-quality tea, making it a famous tea-producing region representing Shizuoka Prefecture, the tea capital. [Shizuoka Enshu Meicha] is a proud tea made by our expert tea master, blending carefully selected high-quality Enshu tea leaves (Mori no Ocha, Makinohara Ocha), mainly deep-steamed Kakegawa tea, with the tea being blended by our expert tea master. Deep-steamed tea has fine tea leaves, so you can consume insoluble health components such as beta-carotene, vitamin E, and chlorophyll in addition to catechins and theanine. When brewed using a filter-in bottle or similar, you can enjoy a taste that reduces astringency and brings out the umami.