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Matcha Uji-hikari by Nagatani

Matcha Uji-hikari by Nagatani

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Matcha Uji-Hikari by Nagatani Tea Farm is a refined single-cultivar matcha crafted from the rare Uji-Hikari varietal, known for its elegant aroma and smooth, balanced flavor. This cultivar is highly prized among tea masters for its harmony of umami depth and gentle sweetness, making it an exceptional choice for both daily tea rituals and special occasions.


Carefully shade-grown in Ujitawara, Kyoto, and stone-milled in small batches, Matcha Uji-Hikari delivers a silky texture with notes of fresh greens, a touch of roasted chestnut, and a lingering sweetness that resonates on the palate. Its vibrant jade-green hue and balanced character make it versatile for traditional usucha (thin tea) as well as creamy matcha lattes and innovative desserts.


Ingredients: Green tea
Tasting Notes: Smooth, Balanced Umami, Sweet
Cultivar: Uji-Hikari
Harvest: Spring (First Harvest)
Packaging: Silver Resealable Pouch and an Empty Tin Can
Origin: Ujitawara, Kyoto, Japan
Recommended Use: Usucha (Thin Tea), Latte
Producer: Nagatani Tea Farm


Evaluation – 25/30
Different water temperatures highlight unique tasting notes. We recommend brewing with 80°C water as a starting point.
(5 being the highest score)
Umami: 4/5
Creaminess: 4/5
Astringency: 4/5 (5 = least astringent)
Bitterness: 4/5 (5 = least bitter)
Texture: 4/5
Color: 5/5


How much does 30 grams of matcha make?
Typically 15–30 servings, depending on preference. We recommend about 1.5g per serving.

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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.



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