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Blend of Two Tea Varieties
The tea varieties are a blend of two popular varieties, Okumidori and Yabukita. The blend of these two varieties produces a richly flavored matcha.
The tea varieties are a blend of two popular varieties, Okumidori and Yabukita. The blend of these two varieties produces a richly flavored matcha.
Culinary grade, made from tea leaves harvested from late July to early August, is a reasonable matcha ideal for everyday use.
Culinary Grade Matcha Usugumo adds the flavor and color of matcha to sweets such as cookies and pancakes, and to dishes such as pasta.
Green tea is rich in nutrients. Since matcha is a powder, you can receive the nutrients directly without having to extract it with water.
Choose the right matcha for your use case—ceremonial for pure sipping, premium for lattes, and culinary for creative cooking.
© Yamasan Kyoto Uji — Crafted in Uji, Kyoto, Japan.
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The tea varieties are a blend of two popular varieties, Okumidori and Yabukita. The blend of these two varieties produces a richly flavored matcha.
Culinary grade, made from tea leaves harvested from late July to early August, is a reasonable matcha ideal for everyday use.
Culinary Grade Matcha Usugumo adds the flavor and color of matcha to sweets such as cookies and pancakes, and to dishes such as pasta.
Green tea is rich in nutrients. Since matcha is a powder, you can receive the nutrients directly without having to extract it with water.
Choose the right matcha for your use case—ceremonial for pure sipping, premium for lattes, and culinary for creative cooking.
© Yamasan Kyoto Uji — Crafted in Uji, Kyoto, Japan.
1: Shade Growing
Tea plants are shaded before harvest to enhance umami and vibrant green color.
2: Harvesting
Young tea leaves are carefully harvested at peak freshness.
3:Steaming
Leaves are steamed immediately after harvest to stop oxidation and preserve color and aroma.
4: Drying & Sorting (Tencha Production)
Leaves are dried without rolling, and stems and veins are removed to produce tencha.
5: Stone Grinding
Tencha is slowly ground into a fine powder using traditional stone mills.
6: Sifting & Finishing
The powder is sifted to ensure a smooth texture and consistent particle size.