"So smooth and delicate, I didn't even need to add milk or sweetener"
- What our customers keep telling us
- What our customers keep telling us
Inspired by the Japanese custom of pre-preparing tea in a natural tea tin, we have available a small batch of oak wooden matcha tins. This matcha tin can be used to store matcha from any of our matches. It perfectly seals the matcha to prevent oxidation and provides a calm and natural aesthetic for your tea.
Look: Oak, wooden finish.
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It is a requested product from our workshops where we have been holding matcha tea. Made bespoke from oak wood by a Japanese manufacturer.
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
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.