Ingredients
中国茶、スペアミント、レモンマートルBlend Numerology
スミス氏が生まれて始めてフェズを入手した歳。Preparation
1. ティーカップをあらかじめ温めておきます。
2. 約88°Cの熱湯を約240cc~355cc注ぎます。
3. 3分間蒸らします。下皿や小皿などで蓋をして抽出して下さい。
- Select an Ingredient:
- lemon-myrtle
- mao-feng
- spearmint-leaves
Lemon Myrtle
Australian Botanical
Lemon Myrtle is commercially grown in Eastern Australia and the evergreen bush can be cultivated multiple times per year. It provides the unmistakable citrus notes in our Fez, Meadow, and Big Hibiscus teas.
Northern Rivers Region
The Northern Rivers Region is located in the far northeast of New South Wales in Australia, 500 km north of Sydney, Australia. Once on the decline, it has now been revitalized through niche crops (like Lemon Myrtle), hobby farming and tourism. We'd also like to think it was partly due to some of the fabulously named areas in the region, like the Gold Coast and Nightcap National Park. Camping anyone?
マオフェン
緑茶、中国
標高3000フィートを超える中国の浙江省中央部の山で栽培されるマオフェンは、春に収穫され、酸化酵素を中和し新鮮な味と香りを閉じ込めるために熱風処理されます。長く細長いヒスイのような葉は、お茶にすると淡い緑の色をとなり、草の持つ芳香の中に濃厚な香りと余韻のある甘さをたたえます。
武義県（武夷県ぶぎけん）
武義県は中国東部にある浙江省中央部に位置します。よく混同されますが、福建省にある有名な武夷山茶産地とは別です。農業と観光が栄えており、最も有名なのは金華ハムと温泉。マオフェンは3月中旬から5月に収穫されます。
Spearmint Leaves
Pacific Northwest Botanical
Spearmint leaves are highly aromatic, lighter and more piercing than peppermint. Their fresh flavor and aroma impart a sweet minty character that blends beautifully with green tea. Grown in eastern and central Oregon, our spearmint leaves are cut using a swathing machine, then field dried and sorted into uniform leaf sizes.
Pacific Northwest
The Pacific Northwest is a region along the West Coast of the U.S., consisting of the states of Oregon and Washington. The Cascade Mountain Range, which cuts through the region from north to south, acts as distinct divider of lanscape and climate, with the west side receiving ample rain, creating a lush evergreen environment, while the east remains arid, creating a high desert environment. While Spearmint has historically been grown on both sides, it is now primarily grown east of the Cascades and harvested in the summer.
