Deep-steamed Tea

Offering the reliability and stable quality you expect from a specialist tea purveyor.

The first cup of Japanese tea is often said to be about aroma, while the second about flavor. With Deep-steamed Tea, the tea is steamed for 2-3 times longer than usual to produce a single cup with a rich aroma and taste all at once.
Nabeshimameicha is a historic tea purveyor that has spanned five generations and offers a unique aroma, flavor, and cloudy brew in its tea. As specialty purveyors of Deep-steamed Tea, our products have been beloved for over 100 years.
We offer eight types of delicious tea, from our rare, high-grade of single-strain tea, to various proprietary blends that have been favorites of our clients over the generations.

We act as specialist sommeliers and blenders of tea.

Asatsuyu and Seisen are two brands of “fukamushi tea (deep-steamed green tea)” through which you can discern the quality of Nabeshimameicha and get to know us better. We hope that you will be able to try these products and savor their rich aroma, characteristic astringency, and delicate sweetness.

Asatsuyu

The pinnacle of single-strain tea Asatsuyu is a rare cultivar harvested in the Honyama area of Kakgegawa, Shizuoka Prefecture.
It offers robust sweetness and flavor, so it is best enjoyed like gyokuro — a little bit at a time.

Seisen

Expert blending results in the perfect balance We use a proprietary blend of several strains of high-grade Yabukita tea harvested in Kakegawa, Shizuoka Prefecture. This offers an excellent balance of sweetness, astringency, flavor, and color.

Nabeshimameicha’s Deep-steamed Tea

ASATSUYU

Production region
Shizuoka・Honyama
Variety
Asatsuyu
Shape
leaf
Sweetness
Depth
Astringency
Aroma

SEISEN

Production region
Shizuoka・Honyama
Variety
Yabukita
Shape
leaf
Sweetness
Depth
Astringency
Aroma

TAKENOTSUYU

Production region
Shizuoka・Honyama
Variety
Yabukita
Shape
leaf
Sweetness
Depth
Astringency
Aroma

SASANOTSUYU

Production region
Shizuoka
Variety
Yabukita
Shape
leaf
Sweetness
Depth
Astringency
Aroma

HOGYOKU

Production region
Shizuoka
Variety
Yabukita
Shape
leaf
Sweetness
Depth
Astringency
Aroma

KOUN

Production region
Shizuoka
Variety
Yabukita
Shape
leaf
Sweetness
Depth
Astringency
Aroma

GYOKUHO

Production region
Shizuoka
Variety
Yabukita
Shape
leaf
Sweetness
Depth
Astringency
Aroma

KIKUNOTSUYU

Production region
Shizuoka
Variety
Yabukita
Shape
leaf
Sweetness
Depth
Astringency
Aroma

SENCHA(Tea bag)

Production region
Domestic
Variety
Blend
Shape
tea bag
Sweetness
Depth
Astringency
Aroma

GOKUJO KONACHA

Production region
Domestic
Variety
Blend
Shape
leaf
Sweetness
Depth
Astringency
Aroma

TOKUJO KONACHA

Production region
Domestic
Variety
Blend
Shape
leaf
Sweetness
Depth
Astringency
Aroma

JO KONACHA

Production region
Domestic
Variety
Blend
Shape
leaf
Sweetness
Depth
Astringency
Aroma

The best way to enjoy Deep-steamed Tea

Here we showcase one of the best ways to get the most out of Nabeshimameicha’s Deep-steamed Tea.

1 Place 3g of tea leaves in a teapot.
2 Pour 100ml of hot water at 75°C into the teapot.
3 Close the lid on the teapot and wait 25 seconds.
4 Serve into a cup and enjoy.
1 Pour 100ml of hot water at 90°C into the teapot.
2 Close the lid on the teapot and wait 10 seconds.
3 Serve into a cup and enjoy.
1 Place 3g of tea leaves in a teapot.
2 Place ice in the teapot.
3 Pour 100ml of water into the teapot.
4 Close the lid and wait five minutes.
5 Serve into a glass and enjoy.