HOT ! Naoki Matcha Ujitawara Special Blend Masters Collection Matcha – Authentic Japanese Ceremonial Grade Matcha Green Tea Powder from Uji, Kyoto (40g / 1.4oz)

Overview

• Brand : Naoki Matcha


• Item Form : Powder


• Flavor : Ujitawara Special


• Tea Variety : Green


• Unit Count : 1.4 Ounce

About this item

• ✓ Introducing, The Master’s Collection - Our Master’s Collection showcase the highest quality matcha crafted by reputable tea producers from different regions of Japan. Each unique blend in this collection is perfect for enjoying neat, as traditional style usucha or koicha. This higher-end range is perfect for avid matcha fans looking to discover refined flavors.


• ✓ Proudly Made By A Respected Kyoto Matcha Producer - In producing the Ujitawara Special, we sought manufacturers who hold steadfast to high standards of matcha production. This incredible ceremonial grade matcha was produced by one of the most revered (and private) tea masters from the Kyoto region.


• ✓ Featuring A Blend Of Premium Tea Cultivars - The Ujitawara Special is made from a blend of several cultivars notably the Uji Hikari, Gokou and Samidori varieties. Complemented by its deep verdant green color, this refined tasting matcha boasts a smooth mouthfeel with mellow flavors.


• ✓ Enjoy A Truly Refined Matcha Taste – This blend features a mellow grassy flavor with a gentle sweetness and a touch of astringency to pleasantly balance everything out. Its delicate flavors make it ideal for drinking straight– as traditional style usucha tea or a more intense koicha preparation. We do not recommend using this higher-end quality matcha for lattes as its delicate flavors would be lost.


• ✓ For The Avid Matcha Fans - Enjoy this blend in all your favourite styles of matcha tea. Its finely ground texture mixes up very well with water using the traditional whisking method, ensuring no clumping for a smooth matcha experience. This blend makes the perfect choice for practising tea ceremony or relaxing and winding down as you gently whisk this matcha into a soothing, frothy usucha tea.