Matcha Kagoshima

Blend: Asanoka, Sakimidori etc.
balanced blend at great value: daily quality
nutty, vegetal with notes of snow pea, moderate Umami, slightly astringent / bitter
Freshly milled by order, stored at 2°C in Germany
4.9from 392 product and gallery ratings
Sale price €26,00 Regular price €28,00
Unit price€0,87/g
Number of cans

Pack price: 2 for €47 (9% off), 3 for €66 (15% off)

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Matcha from Kagoshima, Japan.

This Matcha is a well-balanced daily quality which is suitable for Usucha but also works well for high-end mixed drinks like lattes and tonics. This tea is in a very comparable quality range as our Nishio Okumidori but offers the option of a sealed, flap-top tin in a compact 30g size.

We decided to introduce it due to an ongoing shortage and steep price increases for many branded Matcha products.

Origin: Kagoshima, Japan

Cultivar: Blend (i.a. Asanoka, Sakimidori)

Shading: 21 days with direct shading

Harvest: May 2025/2026, machine-harvested

Stone-Milled: All our Matcha is freshly milled by order and is stored at 2°C once it arrives in Germany

Taste: Slightly Nutty with notes of snow pea, vegetal moderate Umami, slightly astringent with hint of bitterness but a sweet finish

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.

Kagoshima

(Kagoshima, Japan)

Kagoshima Prefecture in southern Kyushu has been Japan's largest tea-growing region since 2024, ahead of Shizuoka, and in 2025 it produced 39.9% of Japan's crude tea (aracha). It has also been the largest producer of tencha, the leaf for matcha, since around 2020. Its warm climate gives the earliest harvests in the country, and the farms grow a wide range of cultivars beyond Yabukita.