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powdered green tea
Although Matcha is the original Japanese ceremonial tea, this premium Chinese variant has great ambitions in terms of taste and influence on the human body. The colour of the infusion is traditional pea green, while its taste is dominated by a distinctive sweetness. It is produced in the traditional Japanese style in the environs of Shao Xing town in Zhejiang Province. Due to its distinctive sweetness, it is highly suited to newcomers to Matcha and tea enthusiasts alike. The aroma and taste are dominated by a sense of fresh pea and walnut.
Instructions for use: tip the contents of the sachet into a bowl or cup, pour hot water at max. 80°C over the Matcha, then mix thoroughly with a bamboo whisk until smooth and frothy.
Although Matcha is the original Japanese ceremonial tea, this premium Chinese variant has great ambitions in terms of taste and influence on the human body. The colour of the infusion is traditional pea green, while its taste is dominated by a distinctive sweetness. It is produced in the traditional Japanese style in the environs of Shao Xing town in Zhejiang Province. Due to its distinctive sweetness, it is highly suited to newcomers to Matcha and tea enthusiasts alike. The aroma and taste are dominated by the distinctive sweetness of young pea and fresh walnut.
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powdered green tea
Although Matcha is the original Japanese ceremonial tea, this premium Chinese variant has great ambitions in terms of taste and influence on the human body. The colour of the infusion is traditional pea green, while its taste is dominated by a distinctive sweetness. It is produced in the traditional Japanese style in the environs of Shao Xing town in Zhejiang Province. Due to its distinctive sweetness, it is highly suited to newcomers to Matcha and tea enthusiasts alike. The aroma and taste are dominated by a sense of fresh pea and walnut.
Instructions for use: tip the contents of the sachet into a bowl or cup, pour hot water at max. 80°C over the Matcha, then mix thoroughly with a bamboo whisk until smooth and frothy.
Although Matcha is the original Japanese ceremonial tea, this premium Chinese variant has great ambitions in terms of taste and influence on the human body. The colour of the infusion is traditional pea green, while its taste is dominated by a distinctive sweetness. It is produced in the traditional Japanese style in the environs of Shao Xing town in Zhejiang Province. Due to its distinctive sweetness, it is highly suited to newcomers to Matcha and tea enthusiasts alike. The aroma and taste are dominated by the distinctive sweetness of young pea and fresh walnut.
Medium
Although Matcha is the original Japanese ceremonial tea, this premium Chinese variant has great ambitions in terms of taste and influence on the human body. The colour of the infusion is traditional pea green, while its taste is dominated by a distinctive sweetness. It is produced in the traditio...
Although Matcha is the original Japanese ceremonial tea, this premium Chinese variant has great ambitions in terms of taste and influence on the human body. The colour of the infusion is traditional pea green, while its taste is dominated by a distinctive sweetness. It is produced in the traditio...
Although Matcha is the original Japanese ceremonial tea, this premium Chinese variant has great ambitions in terms of taste and influence on the human body. The colour of the infusion is traditional pea green, while its taste is dominated by a distinctive sweetness. It is produced in the traditio...
Although Matcha is the original Japanese ceremonial tea, this premium Chinese variant has great ambitions in terms of taste and influence on the human body. The colour of the infusion is traditional pea green, while its taste is dominated by a distinctive sweetness. It is produced in the traditio...
This tea is produced in the environs of the town of Kakegawa in Shizuoka Prefecture. The name of Hisui translates from Japanese as “jade”, as reflected in the colour of the leaves from which Matcha is made. Not only is it suitable for preparing Matcha as a tea, but it also can act as an ingredien...
This tea is produced in the environs of the town of Kakegawa in Shizuoka Prefecture. The name of Hisui translates from Japanese as “jade”, as reflected in the colour of the leaves from which Matcha is made. Not only is it suitable for preparing Matcha as a tea, but it also can act as an ingredien...