Seal well. Keep cool.
Keep the inner pack tightly closed in an opaque, airtight container. For best freshness, store your matcha in the refrigerator.
Origin Collection No. 02
Spring-harvest single cultivar matcha produced by d:matcha Kyoto in Wazuka, Japan. Bright and balanced, with gentle umami, moderate sweetness and refreshing astringency. Fresh grassy aromatics bring a clean, familiar character to every cup.
$48.00
Shaded before harvest, then steamed and dried into tencha. The leaves are refined before being stone-milled into matcha.
An intensity guide, not a quality score. Preparation changes the expression in your cup.
Begin with a measured bowl. Adjust the concentration as you get to know your tea.
80°C is a starting point for this guide. Let freshly boiled water cool before use.
Sift 2g of matcha into a dry tea bowl.
Add 30ml of water and gently mix to a smooth paste.
Add the remaining 60ml. Whisk briskly in a W motion until finely foamed. Lightly skim the surface and enjoy.
Sift 4g of matcha into a dry tea bowl.
Begin with 15ml of water; add up to 30ml for your preferred consistency.
Use slow circular movements to work into a glossy, smooth tea. Koicha is thick; it does not need a foamy surface.
Sift 4–6g of matcha. Add 30ml of water and blend to a smooth paste.
Add another 20ml of water and whisk in a W motion until smooth and finely foamed.
Add the tea to 100ml of milk. Use ice for an iced latte, or steamed milk for a warm cup.
A little care protects the freshness, green colour and aroma you opened the pack to enjoy.
Keep the inner pack tightly closed in an opaque, airtight container. For best freshness, store your matcha in the refrigerator.
After refrigeration, allow it to reach room temperature before opening. This helps prevent condensation on the powder.
Avoid heat, light, humidity and strong food odours. Use a clean, dry scoop and reseal promptly after each use.
Enjoy soon after opening, while its aroma is fresh. Follow the storage instructions and best-before date printed on your pack.