High-temperature roasting method delivers a sweet kinako-like aroma for a distinctive flavor profile
Crafted from three traditional tea varieties: samidori, yabukita, and okumidori for unique character
Machine-harvested leaves ensure maximum individuality and quality
Traditional production methods combined with innovation for a refined taste experience
Versatile use for tea ceremonies, everyday enjoyment, and special occasions
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【Kyoto's Tradition and Innovation Weave Together, a Matcha with a Deep Aroma】 "A Sweet Aroma Like Roasted Soybean Flour" and "A Clear Umami with a Firm Outline"
Sourced from the Kyoto-Uji area, "Matcha Ichi Baisen" stands out due to its unique roasting method. This high-temperature roasting of tencha creates a
Origin
Kyoto Uji, Japan
Varieties
Samidori, Yabukita, Okumidori
Harvesting Method
Machine harvested
Roast Level
4 (high temperature)
Richness
2
Umami
3
Gross Weight
26 g, 57 g
Chasen
Bamboo whisk sold separately
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I love hatoya matcha! The roasted matcha ni is a perfect matcha with roasted nutty notes that are not overbearing and perfectly compliment well with maple syrup and oat milk.
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Shane · 9 days ago
I think it’s matcha with milk rather than soy milk
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Anonymous · 14 days ago
Very umami and just on the verge of bitterness (in a good way), like how high-quality matcha should be. I look forward to making my matcha each morning. Note that you need a lot of matcha (like 6-8g) to make it taste similar to the latte you get at Hatoya shops, at least in my opinion.