Rødt Shiboridashi sæt
Rødt Shiboridashi sæt
Rødt Shiboridashi sæt
Rødt Shiboridashi sæt
Rødt Shiboridashi sæt
Shiboridashi

Rødt Shiboridashi sæt

En 70 ml uglaseret rød shiboridashi fra Gyokkō fra Tokoname — så lille som japansk te kan blive.
Håndlavet
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GyokuroKabuse Sencha
1.365,00 kr
Forventet levering
Delivery between Fri 16 Oct and Wed 28 Oct (4–12 business days, due to high demand)

Lavet af Gyokkō, en keramiker der arbejder i Tokoname , af det uglaserede røde ler, som byen er kendt for. Tokoname jernrige ler er grunden til, at deres testel har et ry for at blødgøre en bryg. Støbt og færdiggjort i hånden og brændt uden glasur, så farven på det færdige stykke er lerets egen.

Varm skålen op, tilsæt 5 g blad, hæld derefter 50 til 70 ml vand ved 50-60 °C i, og lad det stå i cirka to minutter. Hold låget på, og vip det for at hælde, og afslut hver dråbe. Det samme blad vil blive tre gange varmere – varmere og kortere i hver omgang.

Uglaseret rød Tokoname ler, brændt til en varm mat finish. Pointen er at lade leret være bart: uglaseret Tokoname er det traditionelle valg til gyokuro , og overfladen bliver dybere i farven, jo mere skålen bruges. Skyl kun med vand - sæben vil sidde fast i leret.

70 ml er omtrent så lille, som te kan blive, og det er den tradition, den stammer fra.

Ingen si overhovedet – låget fungerer som filter. Det sidder mod kanten og efterlader et smalt mellemrum til teen og intet til bladet, og du holder det lukket med en fingerspids, mens du vipper det. Uden et håndtag holdes skålen i begge hænder og hældes langsomt, hvilket er en del af pointen.

For os er te mere end en drik – det er en livsstil. Vi har brugt årevis på at besøge tefarme over hele Japan, smage teer med de mennesker, der dyrker dem, og opbygge varige, direkte relationer. Vi mener, at dette er den mest bæredygtige måde at finde te på: færre mellemled, bedre sporbarhed og en tættere forbindelse mellem landmand og tedrikker.

Hver te er 100% pesticidfri og omhyggeligt udvalgt for sin smag, oprindelse og håndværk. Uanset om du udforsker japansk te eller sammenligner kultivarer og terroirs, finder du ærlige smagsnoter, præcis brygningsvejledning og reel støtte, der hjælper dig med at få det bedste ud af hver kop.
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Af kærlighed til te
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Lav tid til te
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Fra første brætning til sidste hældning
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Find dit daglige ritual

To slurke, ved fuld styrke

70 ml uglaseret Tokoname -ler, den traditionelle beholder til gyokuro når den er mest koncentreret.
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Capacity

Small on purpose — a few concentrated mouthfuls, as gyokuro should be drunk.

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Lid Filter

No basket, no mesh. The narrow gap under the lid does the straining.

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Wide Base

A broad, shallow bowl spreads the leaf so it opens fully.

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Two Cups

Two matching cups, sized so one filling pours both.

Hvorfor vælge Nio Teas ?

Japansk håndværk, personlig opsyn og støtte ved hver brygning.
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30-dages pengene-tilbage-garanti

Ikke den rigtige vare? Kontakt os inden for 30 dage for at få hjælp med din returnering.
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Lavet i Japan

Bring japansk håndværk ind i din daglige rutine med testel fremstillet i Japan.
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Personligt kontrolleret på fabrikken

Vores administrerende direktør udfører kvalitetskontroller personligt på fabrikken, hvilket holder os tæt på, hvordan din teservice bliver fremstillet.
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Teekspertise, personlig rådgivning

Årelang erfaring med japansk te, der hjælper dig med at vælge, brygge og vedligeholde dit testel.

How to Use
a Shiboridashi Like a Pro

A shiboridashi has no handle and no strainer — the lid does the filtering and you hold the bowl itself. It is made for a small amount of water and a high grade of leaf, which is what makes the cup come out concentrated and sweet. Shiboridashi means to squeeze out, and that is exactly the motion.

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Heat the water in a kettle

Warm the Bowl

Rinse with hot water, then tip it out.
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Add the Leaves

5 g of loose leaf, spread across the base.
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Pour and Steep

50 to 100 ml at 50–60 °C, around 2 minutes.
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Tilt and Pour

Hold the lid in place and pour slowly to the last drop.

After the Last Pour

Four simple steps to care for your shiboridashi.
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Empty the Leaves

Lift the lid and tip the used leaves out.
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Rinse Gently

Warm water only, bowl, lid and cups. No soap, no sponge.
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Check the Lip

Wipe the pouring lip and the lid slot where leaves collect.
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Let It Dry

Leave the lid off and let everything dry fully before storing.
Vi er matcha elskere ligesom dig!

At dyrke en påskønnelse
for japansk te

Om os
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4.6

Fremragende

Elsket af Matcha -drikkere verden over

Vores kunder giver os en rating på 4,6/5 på Trustpilot, og utallige anmeldelser roser vores te, kvalitet og service.

Opdag Truspilot-anmeldelser
5/5
I ilden
Nio teas har været mit foretrukne sted at købe te af god kvalitet i et stykke tid nu, og de skuffer mig aldrig. Deres teer er af fremragende kvalitet, men jeg vil gerne være mere opmærksom på kundeservice - Nio-teamet har været meget venlige og hjælpsomme hver gang jeg har haft problemer. Deres kundeservice skuffer aldrig, de er meget opmærksomme og hurtige til at svare på eventuelle spørgsmål, hvilket er grunden til, at jeg har været en loyal kunde i et stykke tid nu.

1. april 2026

5/5
Sean
Min foretrukne leverandør af japansk økologisk løsbladet grøn te. De fremskaffer nogle af de bedste økologiske teer fra Japan og støtter familiebønder og den voksende økologiske teindustri som helhed. Jeg har bestilt fra alle leverandører i årevis, og Nio har konsekvent de bedste priser og det bedste udvalg generelt. De leverer førsteklasses kundeservice og hurtig levering. Kan varmt anbefales 🍃

3. februar 2026

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Shipping is free once your order passes the threshold for your country — USD 54.99 · EUR 54.99 · GBP 44.99 · CHF 49.99 · CAD 74.99 · DKK 399 · SEK 599 · PLN 229 · CZK 1,290. Everywhere else it's the equivalent of USD 54.99, converted automatically. Below the threshold a flat rate applies, always shown at checkout before you pay.

We ship from warehouses in the US, the EU and Japan — whichever is closest to you. US and EU orders arrive in 4–12 business days; the handful of countries served from Japan take around 10. Business days count from dispatch rather than from when you order, and exclude weekends and public holidays. You'll get a tracking number by email the moment your parcel leaves the warehouse.

We only buy from fields grown without pesticides or chemicals. We ask each farmer directly how they manage their land, visit the plantation and processing facility ourselves, taste every harvest before committing, and check that the biodiversity around the fields is alive. Small family farms don't always carry paperwork — so we verify it in person instead.

Japanese green tea covers an enormous range, and choosing online isn't easy. If you've tried yours and it isn't for you, email info@nioteas.com within 30 days with your order number and a line on what you didn't enjoy. We'll send a different tea of equal or lower value, free. Nothing to post back — keep it, share it, or try brewing it cooler. Once per order.

Email info@nioteas.com within 30 days with your order number and a photo. We'll approve it, cover the return postage with a prepaid label or a reimbursement, and refund you — no restocking fee. Refunds go to your original payment method within 2 business days of the return reaching us; your bank may take another 5–20 to show it.

Unopened items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days. Tea is sealed for hygiene, so opened packs can't come back — but the swap above covers exactly that situation. Return postage is yours unless the item arrived damaged, defective or incorrect.

Orders to the US and EU ship domestically from our local warehouse, so there's no customs charge and no duty. A small number of destinations are served from our Japan warehouse, where your own customs authority may apply import duty, VAT or a carrier handling fee on delivery. Those are set by your country, not by us. Ask before you order and we'll help you check.

info@nioteas.com or +41 79 751 83 88. We reply within 2 business days, usually much sooner, in English.

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