Roasted Matcha Ichi (large pack 100g)

Dhs. 266.00 AED

~~Dhs. 266.00 AED~~ Dhs. 266.00 AED

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Net Weight 100g

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【Kyoto's Tradition and Innovation Weave Together, a Matcha with a Deep Aroma】

"A Sweet Aroma Like Roasted Soybean Flour" and "A Clear Umami with a Firm Outline"

Sourced from the Kyoto-Uji area, "Matcha Ichi Baisen" stands out due to its unique roasting method. This high-temperature roasting of tencha creates a sweet, kinako-like aroma, a clear umami, and a refreshing finish. Its striking reddish-green color adds elegance to tea and sweets, and its approachable taste welcomes all.

Carefully Selected Tea Leaves with Traditional Process

We have carefully selected three varieties of tea leaves: Samidori, Yabukita, and Okumidori. Each tea leaf is carefully machine-harvested to maximize its individuality.

The passion of the producers, who adhere to traditional methods while constantly pursuing new flavors, is imbued in this "Matcha Ichi Baisen."

For Everyday Use, and for Special Occasions

It is ideal not only as everyday matcha, but also for tea ceremonies and hospitality for guests. Its rich aroma and deep taste will surely captivate everyone.

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Flavor Notes

Richness : 2
Umami : 3
Roast Level : 4
Bitterness : 3
Astringency : 2

Product Information

Origin: Joyo, Wazuka
Harvesting Method: Machine harvesting
Varieties: Samidori, Yabukita, Okumidori
Gross Weight: 26g, 57g

My new favorite. Love the toasty, nutty flavor and aroma in my daily matcha.

The roasted matcha taste wasn’t for me

I love this blend, froth nicely even with cold whisk and nutty with minimal astringency. I'm glad to have tried this before the price hike but after such increase I'm not sure if it's worth to repurchase as often since there are many solid options for the same price with more quantity.

My favorite blend from Hatoya, it has a very well balanced roasted and nutty flavor profile, and has a very light bitterness which is noticeably when prepared as an usucha but not when enjoyed as a matcha latte.

It’s my new go to matcha if I want to treat myself.