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MATSU Matcha - Organic Single Cultivar Ceremonial Grade Matcha from Kyoto | POEMS
MATSU Matcha - Organic Single Cultivar Ceremonial Grade Matcha from Kyoto | POEMS
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MATSU Matcha Powder is made from the Saemidori cultivar tencha leaves, celebrated for its vibrant green colour and naturally sweet, umami-rich flavour. Its high amino acid content, especially L-theanine, offers a well-balanced taste with low astringency and a smooth sweetness with a subtle notes of nuttiness and milk chocolate, making it a refined choice for matcha lovers who enjoy depth without bitterness.
Our ceremonial grade matcha is
lovely nurtured by a 4th-generation tea farmers in Wazuka, Kyoto, a region revered as the heart of Uji matcha.
The tea is cultivated in small batches, then ground using traditional stone mills. These slow-turning grinders produce only 30g per hour, but they creates perfect grains which resulting in a richer aroma and a smoother texture.
Certified organic under Japanese Agricultural Standards (JAS), MATSU is grown pesticide-free matcha is free from artificial colours, preservatives, or additives.
It is unmatched in quality, perfect for sipping straight or making a superb quality matcha latte!
Product Highlights:
+ Ceremonial Grade
+ Certified Organic by Japanese Agricultural Standards (JAS)
+ Region: Wazuka, Kyoto, Japan
+ Cultivar: Saemidori
+ Harvest: Spring (1st Flush)
+ Grind: Stone milled
+ Packaging: Airtight tin can
+ Net Weight: 30g (Approx. 15 servings)
HOW TO ENJOY IT
Prepare it as Usucha (Thin Tea)
Sift 2g of matcha into a bowl, add 60ml of 80°C water, and gently whisk in a zigzag motion until a layer of fine froth forms. Sip slowly, and savour the calm
Storage Tips
Storage Tips
To preserve matcha’s vibrant color and flavor, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.For optimal quality, enjoy within 1-2 months of opening since color and aroma naturally fade over time. Refrigeration is not recommended as odors and condensation can compromise quality. A stable, dry environment is the best way to keep your matcha fresh.






