Tezumi Single-Cultivar Matcha Set (3x30g)

Single cultivar: Saemidori, Tsuyuhikari, Okuhikari
All 3 Matchas are hand-picked (Tezumi)
Three very different profiles: Umami-forward vs. floral vs. bright
Freshly milled by order, stored at 2°C in Germany
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Three hand-picked single-cultivar matchas from Nishio, Aichi: grown under the same conditions, by the same hands, in the same season.

Same farm. Same 45-day Tana-shading. Hand-picked in early May 2025. The only variable is the cultivar: this is a direct comparison of how genetics alone shapes flavour.

Saemidori (30g): light, sweet, and vegetal, with an avocado-like creaminess.

Tsuyuhikari (30g): bold and floral, with concentrated umami.

Okuhikari (30g): sweet and creamy, with a bright finish and moderate umami.

Suitable for Koicha and Usucha.

For a thick micro-foam: 1:20 (or 1:25) at 80°C. All our matcha is freshly milled by order and stored at 2°C on arrival in Germany.

FAQ

How fresh is this Matcha? Our Matcha is milled in Japan in small batches close to order and stored at 2 °C from the moment it arrives in Germany. We ship from our gallery in Munich.
How should I store Matcha? Unopened: cool, dark and dry, and the fridge is ideal. Once opened, keep the tin or pouch tightly closed and away from light, heat and moisture, and enjoy it within a few weeks for peak aroma.
How do I read the best-before date? Japanese producers usually print the best-before date in the Japanese order YY.MM.DD (year.month.day): a package marked 27.02.05 is best before 5 February 2027.
How do I prepare it? For Usucha: sift about 2 g, add 60–80 ml of water at around 80 °C and whisk in a rapid M motion until a fine foam forms. Product-specific ratios are in the description above.

Single-Cultivar Matcha from Nishio

Excellently made Matcha from several unique cultivars including some hand-picked qualities for an attractive price. Also the machine-harvested Okumidori Matcha offers an affordable every-day quality.

Nishio

(Aichi, Japan )

Nishio Matcha

Nishio in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, is a renowned region for matcha production: the city shipped 334 tonnes of tencha in 2024, about 6% of Japan's 5,336 tonnes. The area's conditions (mild climate, fertile soil enriched by the Yahagi River, and consistent humidity) make it well suited to cultivating Tencha, the tea leaves used exclusively for matcha.