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Matcha Sumiyama Uji Ceremonial Grade 30g
Matcha Sumiyama Uji Ceremonial Grade 30g
Matcha Sumiyama (炭山)
30g Tin Can: ₱1,500
Matcha Sumiyama is a rich and grounded ceremonial matcha with a smooth balance of deep umami, roasted nuttiness, and mellow sweetness. Named after the historic Sumiyama area in Uji, this blend offers a fuller-bodied Kyoto-style profile while remaining refined, creamy, and easy to enjoy.
About This Blend
Crafted from cultivars such as Gokou and Samidori, Matcha Sumiyama is shade-grown in Uji and stone-milled to preserve its vibrant aroma and velvety texture. Expect layered notes of steamed greens, warm nuttiness, and lingering sweetness with a comforting depth that shines both traditionally and in milk-based drinks.
Ingredients: Green tea (100%)
Tasting Notes: Deep umami, roasted nuttiness, smooth vegetal sweetness
Cultivar(s): Gokou, Samidori
Harvest Season: First Flush / Early Harvest / Hand-picked
Packaging: 30g tin can or refill pouch
Origin: Uji, Kyoto, Japan
Type: Ceremonial Grade
Recommended Use
Usucha/Koicha : 2 g matcha + 75–90 mL water @ ~80 °C
Matcha Latte / Milk Blend: Excellent with oat milk or whole milk for a rich and creamy texture
Evaluation / Scoring (Scale 1–5)
Umami: 4/5
Creaminess: 4/5
Astringency: 1/5 (5 = least astringent)
Bitterness: 2/5 (5 = least bitter)
Texture: 4/5
Color: 5/5
Yield & Servings
With 30 g, you can make 15–25 servings depending on preparation strength. Use approximately 1.2–1.8 g per serving for daily enjoyment.
Low stock: 12 left
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Hasegawa-Ei Seichajyo, which operates "Chaho Yutoha," is a tencha tea farm that has been in business since the Edo period. We persist in tea cultivation using Uji's traditional “shaded cultivation” and “naturally managed tea farm” methods, which have become rare today. The tea we produce is tencha, the raw material for the finest matcha, grown in the rich soils of Rokujizo, Kohata in Uji, Kyoto. Carefully crafted from the soil in our tea farms, we bring you products prepared in our own tea factory, spanning six generations.