Three jewel-like colored herbs! Karel Capek Tea Shop's cold brew herbs are back again this year. The 2019 cold brew series sold a whopping 88,677 cups. This specialty shop, founded 34 years ago, has created jewel herbs that will make you wonder, "Are these natural colors?!" This is an original blend by Utako Yamada, a director of the Japan Tea Association and popular picture book author.
The herb series is here, following the cold brew tea that sold 88,677 cups last summer!
Is this really tea?! A simple yet surprisingly unknown way to brew tea
The next big thing: "cider brew." Simply place a tea bag in a commercially available plastic cider bottle to make a sweet and stylish sparkling tea.
(For basic instructions on how to make cider: https://www.instagram.com/p/B_Z7CWwjUS6/?igshid=fiksn921hlqt)
It's caffeine-free and calorie-free, so you can drink it anytime.
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What happens when you brew "cold brew black tea" hot?
High-quality tea leaves are delicious cold, but they're even better when brewed hot! Brewing it hot lets you enjoy the clear aroma that rises. The nutrients are fully extracted, resulting in a deep flavor. Hot tea is surprisingly popular in the summer when the air conditioning is chilling.
■Official website: https://www.karelcapek.co.jp/contents/feature/beginner/
■Text by: Takahashi Aomi
■Karel Capek Tea Shop
[We deliver seasonal teas with freshness that is second to none in the world]
Founded in 1987. With its main store in Kichijoji, Tokyo, the company makes products that do not compromise on either freshness or design, from leaves to tea bags. Owner and taster Utako Yamada herself selects tea leaves at the peak of their season, without compromise, from tea plantations in Sri Lanka. We select vibrant, seasonal teas that clearly reflect the characteristics of each producing region and deliver them to you fresh. From selecting the tea to maintaining freshness, flavoring, and packaging design, we are renowned in the tea industry for our speedy product development, focusing on key points.
■Owner Utako Yamada
[Leading the new tea world as a tea expert and creator]
Owner, Creative Director, Tea Taster, and Picture Book Author of Karel Capek Tea Shop.
Founded Karel Capek Tea Shop in 1987. Since then, she has been a driving force in the new tea world with her unwavering perspective and free-thinking tea selections. She continues to ask herself, "What makes a delicious tea?" and is passionate about preserving the flavor of the tea leaves, unique to their origins, with "unparalleled quality and freshness." The flavored teas she creates with her flair for flavoring are particularly highly acclaimed as "drinkable aromas." She has written numerous books on tea and sweets, and approximately 30 picture books. She drinks more than 15 cups of tea a day, excluding tea tastings. He is an avid picture book and children's book lover, with a collection of approximately 3,000 books.
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The herb series is here, following the cold brew tea that sold 88,677 cups last summer!
The secret to the popularity of "cold brew tea" is its ease of use: just pour it into a jug!
Is this really tea?! A simple yet surprisingly unknown way to brew tea
The next big thing: "cider brew." Simply place a tea bag in a commercially available plastic cider bottle to make a sweet and stylish sparkling tea.
(For basic instructions on how to make cider: https://www.instagram.com/p/B_Z7CWwjUS6/?igshid=fiksn921hlqt)
It's caffeine-free and calorie-free, so you can drink it anytime.
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Beauty Charge's "Fruit Party"
"Green Garden": Feel like you're in a garden filled with greenery.
What happens when you brew "cold brew black tea" hot?
High-quality tea leaves are delicious cold, but they're even better when brewed hot! Brewing it hot lets you enjoy the clear aroma that rises. The nutrients are fully extracted, resulting in a deep flavor. Hot tea is surprisingly popular in the summer when the air conditioning is chilling.
■Official website: https://www.karelcapek.co.jp/contents/feature/beginner/
■Text by: Takahashi Aomi
■Karel Capek Tea Shop
[We deliver seasonal teas with freshness that is second to none in the world]
Founded in 1987. With its main store in Kichijoji, Tokyo, the company makes products that do not compromise on either freshness or design, from leaves to tea bags. Owner and taster Utako Yamada herself selects tea leaves at the peak of their season, without compromise, from tea plantations in Sri Lanka. We select vibrant, seasonal teas that clearly reflect the characteristics of each producing region and deliver them to you fresh. From selecting the tea to maintaining freshness, flavoring, and packaging design, we are renowned in the tea industry for our speedy product development, focusing on key points.
■Owner Utako Yamada
[Leading the new tea world as a tea expert and creator]
Owner, Creative Director, Tea Taster, and Picture Book Author of Karel Capek Tea Shop.
Founded Karel Capek Tea Shop in 1987. Since then, she has been a driving force in the new tea world with her unwavering perspective and free-thinking tea selections. She continues to ask herself, "What makes a delicious tea?" and is passionate about preserving the flavor of the tea leaves, unique to their origins, with "unparalleled quality and freshness." The flavored teas she creates with her flair for flavoring are particularly highly acclaimed as "drinkable aromas." She has written numerous books on tea and sweets, and approximately 30 picture books. She drinks more than 15 cups of tea a day, excluding tea tastings. He is an avid picture book and children's book lover, with a collection of approximately 3,000 books.
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