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Misaki™ Ceremonial Matcha 20g

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$14 $28 In stock

Category: Matcha

Ambrosial with Sweet Umami Undertones
This crème de la crème ceremonial-grade matcha brews an exquisite, buttery-sweet broth of chlorophyll elixir with rich and malty roasted aromas
The crown jewel of our artisan-roasted matcha, Misaki™ uses only the topmost leaves of shade-grown tea trees nurtured for over 30 years before harvest, boasting the sweetest and most luscious taste profile in our range. The captivating aromas of pure umami and roasted caramel can be experienced upon brewing. Packed full of L-theanine and immunity-boosting antioxidants, this rich ambrosia can also be prepared in ‘koicha’ (thick) consistency that can launch you into a transcendent state of alpha-wave nirvana.

Brewing Notes

Please visit: Step-by-step Ceremonial Matcha Brewing Tutorial Video
Place 1/2 tsp (approx. 2 bamboo scoops) of matcha (~1g) in matcha bowl, then wet with 15ml (0.5fl oz) of 70ºC/160ºF water. Thoroughly knead mixture using bamboo whisk until smooth paste forms. Add 70ml (2.4fl oz) of remaining water and mix until consistent.
Upon sipping, roll the liquid around the palate to appreciate the full flavor anatomy of the tea.

Storage

- Store in a cool dry place, away from moisture, sunlight, and odors
- Refrigerate after opening for maximum flavor and potency

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 20 reviews)

Matthew F. ★★★★★

The froth settled into this thick, creamy layer that felt almost decadent, and the sweet umami taste lingered long after the cup was empty. Whisking it up took no effort at all, and the color was the deepest, most vibrant green I've seen in a while.

Charlotte ★★★★★

The first sip hit me with that buttery-sweet umami the description promises—it's genuinely creamy even without milk. I've been through a few ceremonial matchas, but this one has a malty roast underneath that makes it feel richer.

Abigail L. ★★★★★

I whisked this for my morning tea and the broth came out silky smooth with that buttery sweetness the description promises. The roasted, malty undertone really balances the umami, and it holds up even after the first sip cools. Easily the best ceremonial grade I've tried at this price point.