Tea Type: Matcha Green Tea Tea Region: Uji, Kyoto, Japan Tasting Notes Appearance: Intense, vivid, bright green, cloudy, foamy liquor. Aroma: Delicately sweet, milky, nutty, baked pastry notes. Flavour: Sweet, nutty, milky, buttered steamed greens notes. Mouthfeel: Wonderfully smooth, gentle and well-rounded liquor with velvety mouthfeel. Brewing Guidance Sift the Matcha to remove any lumps and enhance its mellow flavour. Plack 2 Chashaku or 1 teaspoon of Matcha (approx. 2g) into the Chawan bowl. Pour 60ml of hot water (70℃) and whisk the Matcha with a bamboo Chasen until it becomes creamy and foamy. Tips for Tea Connoisseurs Matcha Foundation comes from an award-winning, historical tea garden in Uji, Japan. For those who haven't been to Japan, Uji is the birthplace of Japanese green tea where many celebrated Japanese tea gardens are located and reputed to produce the best Matcha throughout the whole of the Japanese archipelago. Our Matcha Foundation is a single-estate matcha made from carefully 4 weeks shade-grown, hand-picked tea leaves of Yabukita and Okumidori cultivars. On the nose of dry matcha, it offers sweet aroma such as baked custard based desserts. Once prepared as Usucha (thin matcha), Matcha Foundation offers a wonderfully smooth, mellow infusion with long lasting buttery, nutty, milky flavour. Matcha is one of the superfoods known to be highly rich in antioxidants and amino acids. Explore our range of top ceremonial grade Matcha to find your favourite daily matcha and enhance your daily vitality. Being so smooth, mellow and well-rounded, our delicious single-estate Matcha Foundation will be your perfect daily companion to boost your immune system and sense of well-being. For Matcha connoisseurs, we highly recommend trying to experience the difference of our top ceremonial grade single-estate, single-cultivar Matcha - Matcha Yabukita, Matcha Uji Hikari and Matcha Samidori. What is Matcha? Matcha is a finely grounded powdered green tea, made from tea leaves shade-grown for 3-6 weeks before the harvest. Due to its limited exposure to the sunshine, tea plants undergo a chain of physiological changes in order to survive, which, in turn, results in the changes of the chemical composition of the tea leaves. Produced this way, Matcha tea is extremely rich in antioxidants and L-theanine. Matcha accessories: CHAWAN MATCHA BOWLS >>. SHOP CHASEN MATCHA WHISK >>. BUY CHASHAKU MATCHA SPOON >>.
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