Matcha Tsuyuhikari
Organic Matcha from Japan
Matcha Tsuyuhikari
Matcha Tsuyuhikari
Matcha Tsuyuhikari
Matcha Tsuyuhikari

Matcha Tsuyuhikari is an organic, ceremonial matcha made purely from a single tea cultivar, Tsuyuhikari ( 露 光), which means “dew light.”

Reverberates on the palate with a

refreshing aromatic hint of pine,

Sakura and floral oolong tea

About this tea

Matcha Tsuyuhikari is made purely from a single tea cultivar, Tsuyuhikari ( 露 光), which means “dew light.” Tsuyuhikari is harvested right in the middle of the spring season and is celebrated for its venerable, Gyokuro-like umami character. The savory feeling of Tsuyuhikari reverberates on the palate long after the first sip, concluding with a refreshing aromatic hint of pine, Sakura and floral oolong tea. This Organic, Ceremonial quality expression of Matcha Tsuyuhikari is produced in the beautiful Kirishima Mountain volcanic region of southern Japan.

Origin

Kirishima Mountain, Kagoshima, Japan

Caffeine Level

High

Based on a 8oz cup of tea made with suggested steeping method relevant to the tea type. An average cup of coffee contains about 90 – 120 mg / 8oz cup.

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Preparation
  • Imperial
  • Metric
Traditional Preparation

Sift 1 tsp (1.5g) into a tea bowl.
Add 2.5 oz (75ml) water at 165°F
Whisk until creamy and foamy with a bamboo chasen (whisk).

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Origin

Kirishima Mountain

Kagoshima, Japan

Kirishima Mountain is an active volcano on Japan's southern island of Kagoshima. The mineral rich volcanic soils of Kirishima Mountain create a perfect environment for growing organic teas. Because Kagoshima is situated in the southern region of Japan, the teas grown here are among the first to emerge during the Shincha season in early spring, sometimes even one full month before the northern regions begin to flush. Kirishima Mountain teas are noted for their lively green color and balance of umami with vibrant green bittersweetness.
Region Details

Region

Southwestern Japan

Elevation

100-400 meters

Harvest

March - June

Cultivar

Yabukita, Saemidori, Okumidori, Okuyutaka, Kanaya Midori

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