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SAWANOHA HIKARI MATCHA 30g
Our Uji Hikari cultivar is a rare and highly esteemed matcha variety, referred to as a competition-grade cultivar due to its exceptional qualities that meet the rigorous standards of tea competitions.SAWANOHA edition by Anna&Xenia Katina @sawanoha
SAWANOHA HIKARI MATCHA 30g
Our Uji Hikari cultivar is a rare and highly esteemed matcha variety, referred to as a competition-grade cultivar due to its exceptional qualities that meet the rigorous standards of tea competitions.
SAWANOHA edition by Anna&Xenia Katina @sawanoha
SAWANOHA MATCHA HIKARI 30g - Competition Grade
SAWANOHA edition by Anna&Xenia Katina @sawanoha
Cultivar: 100% Uji Hikari Heritage
Grade: Competition grade (highest grade)
Origin: Uji (Kyoto), Japan
Hand-Harvested: traditionally hand picked by selecting only the youngest, most tender leaves
Shaded Cultivation: Uji Hikari plants are shaded for several weeks before harvest, enhancing amino acid content and umami.
Artisan Craftsmanship: slow grinding method using handcrafted stone mills ensuring the ultra fine powder texture
Flavor: Intense umami, natural sweetness, no bitterness
Usage: Best enjoyed traditionally (Usucha or Koicha style) , without milk or sweeteners.
CHARACTERISTICS:
Rich Umami Flavor: Intense, smooth, and full-bodied taste with a deep umami profile.
Bright Green Color: A vivid, jade-green color that indicates freshness and high chlorophyll content.
Fine Texture: Silky, smooth powder that blends seamlessly with water, producing a creamy froth.
Aroma: Fresh, vegetal fragrance with hints of sweetness and a delicate floral note.
DISCOVERING THE ESSENCE OF JAPANESE TEA After years of exploring Japan, trekking through its serene mountains, and immersing myself in the warm hospitality of its people, I discovered a simple yet profound tradition: being welcomed with a cup of tea. This ritual is more than just a drink—it’s an invitation to pause, acknowledge the moment, and find comfort in your surroundings. It became clear that tea is not just a beverage in Japan; it’s a way of life. |