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The Hana Blend is a premium matcha picked from the virgin leaves of shade-grown tea trees during the first harvest of spring. It is stone-milled using traditional methods in Uji, Kyoto the birthplace of matcha.
This is our favourite matcha for a ritual. A slow morning whisk or an afternoon reset, Hana Blend creates a pause a moment of calm before the day moves on.
Each pouch includes a complementary tasting card, guiding you through flavour notes and preparation.
The Hana blend is a beautiful combination of flowers and sweetness. With notes of Cherry Blossom, Shiso Leaf and Kombu. The floral notes come from the natural aroma of the young buds. This is a blend because it is made up of three cultivated varities - Uji-Hikari, Samidori and Gokou. Uji-Hikari is a particularly floral cultivar and helps give off the distinctive floral aroma which you will experience when you open this matcha for the first time.
The Hana Blend is a premium matcha picked from the virgin leaves of shade-grown tea trees during the first harvest of spring. It is stone-milled using traditional methods in Uji, Kyoto the birthplace of matcha.
Region: Uji, Kyoto
Cultivars: Uji-Hikari, Gokou, Samidori
Cultivation Method: Traditional stone-milling
Picking Method: Hand Picked
Elevation: Low elevation perfect for a delicate matcha
Soil: Mineral rich clay soil
Harvest Time: First-Harvest of the spring
Shading Time: 21 Days
(Per 2g serving)
Total Calories: 5.91
Carbohydrates: 696 mg
Sugars: 16.2 mg
Total Dietary Fiber: 364 mg
Protein: 578mg
Tannin: 178 mg
Calcium 6.650 mg
Iron: 0.34 mg
Potassium 42.26
Sodium 0.148
Vitamin C: 3.2 mg
Caffeine: 68 mg.
Total Catechins: 242 mg
Total Amino Acids: 99.52mg ( of which L-Theanine: 39mg)
Purchases are shipped same day (if bought before 1pm)
All purchase come with a free tasting card. Delivery is expected to take between 4-5 days if shipping to the UK.
Tasting notes of cherry blossom, Shiso Leaf and Kombu. Experience this matcha across aroma, mouthfeel and taste
A quick guide to making a cup of matcha
Set aside 5-10 minutes and gather together tea tools
Prepare with chasen and chashaku
Use 1-2g of matcha with 80c water
Whisk gently but fast in an M motion
The taste of matcha is driven by both the terroir and the cultivation process. Uji is a famous region for producing matcha and known as the birthplace of matcha. We explore the role Uji's geographical positioning has in the taste of the tea.