Ceremonial Matcha Itteki-sui '一滴翆' | Marukyu Koyamaen

Matcha literally means powered green tea. In fact, matcha has a higher level of antioxidant than green tea brewing from tea leaves as you actually consume the tea leaves in powered form when you drink matcha. So it has excellent anti-aging property and many other health benefits.

Matcha recognised as ceremonial grade by tea masters is given poetic names that reflect its essence. Itteki-sui '一滴翆' can be translated as 'A Drop of Jade.'

This special matcha is a recommended blend by the current master at Daitokuji temple in Kyoto. Compared to Shohaku, it's slightly richer and barely has any bitterness.

Detail
Net weight: 40g

Artisan
Marukyu Koyamaen '丸久小山園', with a history spanning 300 years, epitomises a commitment to quality in tea production. Located in the heart of Uji, Kyoto, this esteemed tea grower, procurer, and blender boasts a private estate dating back to 1704. Their range of Japanese green teas, meticulously crafted through a blend of traditional and modern techniques, is unparalleled. From supplying matcha to top-tier hotels, shrines and temples, to tea schools, Marukyu Koyamaen's influence is far-reaching. Additionally, they offer food-grade matcha for confectionery, primarily distributed through upscale supermarkets, ensuring their legacy extends beyond tea connoisseurs.