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Matcha YabuGokou (Yabukita + Gokou)

Matcha YabuGokou (Yabukita + Gokou)

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Matcha Yabukita Gokou offers a rich, smooth, and full-bodied matcha experience made for those who prefer a stronger and more flavorful matcha latte. This blend combines the Yabukita and Gokou cultivars, bringing together Yabukita's balanced character and Gokou's naturally rich umami and depth. It has a creamy texture, gentle bitterness, and a pleasant nutty finish that holds up beautifully when paired with milk.

Ingredients: Green tea
Tasting Notes: Rich umami, creamy, slightly bitter with a nutty finish
Cultivar: Yabukita × Gokou
Harvest: Spring
Packaging: Silver Resealable Pouch
Origin: Ujitawara, Kyoto, Japan

Recommended Use: Use in Latte or Desserts

Evaluation - 22/30
Different water temperatures produce different tasting notes. We use 80°C water for this evaluation. Please use this as a simple guide.

(5 being the highest score)

Umami: 3/5
Creaminess: 3/5
Astringency: 3/5 (5 being the least astringent)
Bitterness: 3/5 (5 being the least bitter)
Texture: 3/5
Color: 4/5

How much does 50 grams of matcha make?

Usually 25–30 servings, depending on how strong you make your matcha. We recommend 1.5 grams per cup for a balanced serving, or more if you prefer a stronger matcha flavor.

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Tea Farm (Partner: Yuta Nagatani, 7th-Generation Farmer)

With roots stretching back over 120 years in Ujitawara’s Obukudani mountains—the birthplace of Uji tea—our family’s five fields and on-site mill produce organic, pesticide-free teas certified JAS since 2006. Yuta Nagatani carries on this legacy, using our own steam-intense process to coax out a deep green hue, silky throat-feel, and elegant sweetness in every cup.


Growing up, I’d help my father and grandfather in the fields and factory. I chose to follow in their footsteps because I love tea—the way it smells as it brews in a kyusu, the calm pause those minutes bring. Today, I fine-tune each harvest and refining step to highlight our terroir’s wild-herb aromas and the rare Ujimidori cultivar’s unique character. As more enthusiasts discover us on Instagram, I’m excited to share our centuries-old craft and keep these gardens thriving.