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Our Matcha Variety

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Aizen

Ceremonial Matcha

Origin : Nishio, Japan Process : Spring Harvest, Organic, Machine Harvested Tasting Notes : Hint of pistachio, rich umami.

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Tsuki

Ceremonial Matcha

Origin : Nishio, Japan Process : Spring Harvest, Organic, Machine Harvested Tasting Notes : Clean, cashew, brothy umami.

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Ujimidori

Ceremonial Matcha

Cultivar : Ujimidorii Origin : Wazuka, Japan Process : Stone Milled, First Flush Tasting Notes : Roasted wheat, sweet aroma, hint of astringency.

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Yabukita

Ceremonial Matcha

Cultivar : Yabukita Origin : Mie, Japan Tasting Notes : Peanut notes, hint of vegetal umami, creamy medium body.

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Saku

Ceremonial Matcha

Cultivar : Yabukita, Samidori, Okumidori Origin : Kakegawa, Japan Tasting Notes : Vegetal, sweet umami, creamy body, clean finish.

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Suisei

Ceremonial Matcha

Cultivar : Yabukita, Meiryoku, Sayamamidori Origin : Kakegawa, Japan Process : Spring Harvest Tasting Notes : Medium bitterness, brothy umami, almond.

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Toku

Ceremonial Matcha

Cultivar : Gokou Origin : Kakegawa, Japan Process : Spring Harvest Tasting Notes : Edamame, vegetal umami, cashew.

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Okumidori W

Ceremonial Matcha

Cultivar : Okumidori Origin : Wazuka, Japan Process : First Flush, Stone Milled Tasting Notes : Rich umami, deep green color, smooth edamame note.

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Saemidori Y

Ceremonial Matcha

Cultivar : Saemidori Origin : Yame, Japan Tasting Notes : Nutty, light umami, creamy body, smooth finish.

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Matsusaki

Premium Matcha

Origin : Japan Tasting Notes : Grassy umami, fresh mint, astringent. Used In : Tiger Matcha Latte, Zen Matcha Latte, Zero Matcha Latte, Iced Usucha.

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You Like it Raw

The Traditional Way of Enjoying Ceremonial Matcha by adding it with water (Usucha) 

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You Like it Thicc

How the young are enjoying Matcha (Koicha) Thick Matcha from the Chasen Paired with creamy milk

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You Like it Fancy

From Matcha Lemonade to Strawberry Foams, There's a creative way to enjoy Matcha for everyone

Best Ways to Enjoy Our Matcha

Matcha

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What is Ceremonial Matcha?

Ceremonial matcha is a premium, finely ground green tea powder made from the youngest shade-grown tea leaves in Japan

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Ceremonial vs Normal Matcha?

Ceremonial matcha differs from regular café matcha because it uses younger, higher-grade leaves that are stone-ground for a smoother texture and sweeter umami flavor, while café matcha is made from older, more bitter leaves intended for mixing with milk or sweeteners.

What is Ceremonial?

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