Amai MATCHA Lim. Ed.

Amai MATCHA Lim. Ed.

36,00 €

Awarded 2 gold stars at the Great Taste Awards in London! Exclusively available only from us.

Sweet, creamy soft with a full-bodied, aromatic taste & distinct cocoa notes, Amai Matcha is reminiscent of dark chocolate. This Ceremonial Matcha tea by Nakai San from the tea-growing region of Uji (Kyoto) is only available in limited quantities & is simply incomparable in aroma & taste. This matcha was awarded 2 stars at the Great Taste Awards 2023 in London. No other matcha received more stars this year. Pure as Koicha or Usucha and also as Koicha Matcha Latte an incredible pleasure. Exclusively available only from us.

Variety: Matcha (ground Shincha Tencha, fully shaded)
Characteristics:
sweetish, intensely aromatic, chocolaty, delicately bitter, distinct umami, creamy, no grassiness, ceremonial grade / tea ceremony quality
Producer: Mr. Nakai
Cultivation: no pesticides, herbicides or chemical fertilizers
Processing: ground on granite mills
Origin: Wazuka (Uji), Kyoto, Japan
Harvest: pre-picking (May) 2025
Cultivar: Okumidori

Content: 30g
Delivery: approx. 2-3 working days (Germany, other countries)

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Unique taste & aroma

The bright green color already gives it away: this matcha is of the highest quality. But it is its unique aroma, reminiscent of cocoa, its sweet and smooth taste and the complete absence of grassiness, acidity or bitterness that make Amai Matcha our best matcha tea.

Sweet matcha from Wazuka in the tea-growing region of Uji

Our Uji Matcha is not only ground in Uji, like many other Uji Matchas, but is also grown and harvested in the Uji tea garden in Wazuka by Nakai San. His tea fields are nestled between forests in the heart of Uji and are therefore well protected from harmful environmental influences.

🧏‍♂️ WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT? Only our matcha grown and processed in Uji has the typical sweetness, mildness and full-bodied aroma of Uji matcha. Matcha from Kagoshima or Fukuoka is not comparable in terms of quality.

Mr. Nakai at this year's tea harvest together with his father.