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Artikelnr. 46460.1Kleine Aufbewahrungsdose für etwa 37g Tee.MaßeHöhe 3,2 cm Durchmesser 7 cm

Item no.: 40343.1 Tea dosing spoon made of wood Length: 8cm

Item No. 42200 The Ooika- Cold brewer for the preparation of drip tea can be used with hot OR cold water. However, it is ideal especially for cold brew green tea highlighting the rich yet sweet green fragrance of high quality Kabusecha, known amongst tea-connoisseurs as Ooika. The Cold brewer consists of two glass vessels which are connected with a rubber base with a small opening, which lets the water drip into the stainless steel strainer underneath and then into the lower vessel. To prepare your cold drip Green Tea measure 2-3 teaspoons of tea into the sieve (make sure the tea covers the bottom of the strainer evenly) and fill the upper vessel with 600 to 900ml of water. You can also use ice cubes to make a Kouridashi-brew, either letting them melt slowly to drip over the tea or just add them to your tea once its ready. The preparation takes between 25 and 45 minutes. You can adjust the speed by pushing the little knob deeper into the rubber base to slow the water flow or pulling it back out to speed it up. Best suited for this type of preparation is deep steamed (fukamushi) Kabusecha from an early picking, as these will best release the aroma and all the valuable ingredients of the tea but also the least astringency. Our Tip: Serve the cold drip tea in wine-glasses to surprise your dinner guests with a tasty refreshing alternative to alcohol!

Item no.: 40360.1 Green tea is commonly not infused with boiling water. Nevertheless, we recommend boiling the water once, as this softens it and reduces the lime content. To cool down the water, the Japanese then use so-called yuzamashi - cooling vessels with a spout. By decanting, the temperature drops a little faster and the elegant, simple vessel looks good with any tea set. Also practical: If you want to fill several cups, you can first pour the tea into the cooling vessel and then pour it out. So you make sure that the tea is equally strong in all cups. And if the cups are already full but there is still tea left in the pot, the tea can be temporarily stored in the cooling pot without it 'bittering' due to too long brewing time in the pot. This cooling pot has a slightly uneven, corrugated surface with practical recessed grips and is covered with a glossy glaze of a very light gray with slight hints of rosé. A fine gray line is painted in the center.The thick-walled clay vessel is easy to handle even in hot temperatures. Dimensions Filling capacity 260 ml14 x 10 x 11 cm

Item no.: 40320.1 The oval bamboo plates are a stylish addition to the tea set, both as coasters and as small bowls for sweets. Dimensions 8 x 6,3 cm

Item no.: 40321.1 Round saucer made of dark stained wood with elegantly curved rim.The fine grooves in the center of the plate provide support for the tea bowl and enough space for different foot sizes. Dimensions 11 x 11 cm

Artikelnr.: 42204.3Ideal zur Zubereitung von Grüntee-Kaltaufgüssen- für ein reiches aber mildes Aroma. Je nach Teesorte reichen wenige Minuten für den Aufguss, zum Beispiel KEIKO Shincha Yume (Fukamushi). Für weniger stark gedämpfte Tees oder Kräuter-Infusionen empfiehlt sich eine längere Ziehzeit über mehrere Stunden. Die Filter-In Bottle wird von Hario in Japan hergestellt. Dank hitzebeständigem Glas ist die Flasche auch für Heißaufgüsse geeignet - dabei darauf achten, dass nur so viel Wasser eingefüllt wird wie auch gebraucht wird, damit der Tee nicht in der Flasche weiter zieht.Die Flasche bei der Zubereitung nicht Schütteln, sondern nur drehen oder vorsichtig schwenken, da die Teeblätter sonst am integrierten Sieb vorbei schlüpfen können.Tipp: Servieren sie kalt gebrühten Grüntee aus der Flasche zum Essen in Weingläsern als Alternative zu Wein.

  Item no.: 40323.1 Round, black and red lacquered saucer with elegantly curved rim.The area in the center of the plate provides enough space for different cup sizes, and the lightly textured surface provides support for the bowl. Dimensions 11,5 x 11,5 cm

Item no.: 40295.1 Tea roaster (Japanese Horoku) for making your own fresh Hojicha roasted tea from any green tea. Simply fill the Horoku with tea and roast it on a low flame on the gas stove. Swirl a little in between, enjoy the fantastic aroma, and remove from the flame as soon as the desired degree of browning is reached. Once the tea has cooled, it can be infused or ground into powder and used for hojicha latte, desserts and baked goods

Item no.: 40305.1 Tray made of light wood with stepped edge and recessed grips on the sides Dimensions 29,5 cm x 29,5cm

Item no.: 40322.1 Round, red and black lacquered saucer with elegantly curved rim.The area in the center of the plate provides enough space for different cup sizes, and the lightly textured surface provides support for the bowl.   Dimensions 11,5 x 11,5 cm

Item No. 40180.1 Tea roaster (Horoku) for your homemade Hojicha! Simply fill the Horoku with the tea of your choice and roast on low temperature on your gas stove. Shake the Horoku a few times and enjoy the fantastic smell in between. Take off the heat once you have reached the desired degree of roasting. This may be just slightly bronzed or roasted to a dark brown colour depending on your taste we recommend to prepare a little cuppa in different stages of roasting to experience the full range of aroma Hojija has to offer! Tip: Any green tea can be used for your personalized Hojicha. In Japan popular blends often include Kukicha (stem tea). The KEIKO Hojicha is made of a blend of Kabusecha from the first and second picking.

Item no.: 40363.1 Cooling pot with side handle in a beautiful muted pale green.Green tea is known not to be infused with boiling water. Nevertheless, we recommend boiling the water once, as this softens it and reduces the lime content. To cool down the water, the Japanese then use so-called yuzamashi - cooling vessels with a spout. By decanting, the temperature drops a little faster and the waiting time for preparation is shortened. If you want to fill several cups, you can pour the tea into the cooling vessel first and then pour it out. This way you make sure that the tea is equally strong in all cups.And if the cups are already full but there is still tea left in the pot, the tea can be stored temporarily in the cooling vessel without it "embittering" due to too long brewing time in the pot. Dimensions Filling capacity: 360 ml16x14x10

Item no.: 40306.1 Tray made of dark stained wood with stepped edge and recessed grips on the edge. Dimensions 29,5 cm x 29,5cm

Item no.: 40304.1 Rectangular tray made of light wood with stepped edge. Side recessed grips on the bottom edge make it easy to lift the tray. Please make sure to wipe off the tray after use, to avoid water soaking into the wood. Dimensions 25,8 x 18 cm

Artikelnr.: 42204.4Ideal zur Zubereitung von Grüntee-Kaltaufgüssen- für ein reiches aber mildes Aroma. Je nach Teesorte reichen wenige Minuten für den Aufguss, zum Beispiel KEIKO Shincha Yume (Fukamushi). Für weniger stark gedämpfte Tees oder Kräuter-Infusionen wie KEIKO Shiso Tee empfiehlt sich eine längere Ziehzeit über mehrere Stunden. Dank hitzebeständigem Glas ist die Flasche auch für Heißaufgüsse geeignet - dabei darauf achten, dass nur so viel Wasser eingefüllt wird wie auch gebraucht wird, damit der Tee nicht in der Flasche weiter zieht.Die Flasche bei der Zubereitung nicht Schütteln, sondern nur drehen oder vorsichtig schwenken, da die Teeblätter sonst am integrierten Sieb vorbei schlüpfen können.Tipp: Servieren sie kalt gebrühten Grüntee aus der Flasche zum Essen in Weingläsern als Alternative zu Wein.