SOKYO - 創京
Bulk Matcha Mie Ceremonial K (500g, 1kg)
Bulk Matcha Mie Ceremonial K (500g, 1kg)
For crafting a high-class matcha latte with minimal bitterness, this is your top choice. A perfectly balanced matcha offering a robust tea flavor, vibrant green color, and excellent aroma.
Clear water, pristine air, and fertile, nitrogen-rich black soil provide abundant nutrients to the tea leaves. Luxuriously crafted exclusively from carefully selected, nutrient-packed first-harvest leaves. The moment it touches your palate, a perfect harmony of deep umami, elegant sweetness, and the pleasant, natural bitterness of authentic matcha spreads effortlessly.
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I couldn’t believe I could get such a big quantity for this price and it tastes so good, it’s the brightest green matcha I ever tried! I’m very happy with my order.
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I drink my matcha blended only with water most of the time. The quality of matcha makes a big difference when consuming it straight up. This is ceremonial grade, bright green and fresh matcha with a smooth taste that is not bitter, just the way i like it. I flat teaspoon s enough for about 8oz water so you can get a lot of servings per package.
I don’t drink a lot of matcha but I like a cup once in awhile. i had a Japanese foreign exchange student stay with me in high school that helped me appreciate this special tea. This product has good flavor. I like that it came sealed in the bag inside the tin. It was fresh. I would get it again. I think the price is reasonable for the product quality.
I am no matcha expert, but I do drink matcha quite frequently. This is one of the better matchas I've tried, although pricier. There is some earthiness and bitterness with a slight sweetness. It has a deep green color, which makes it very appetizing. It comes in a nice tin container for easy storage and to preserve freshness. This is better suited for a special occasion rather than my regular matcha latte, or it'd feel like a waste since you can't tell much of a difference once it's drowned in milk.