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.
Tea cultivation in Nishio dates back to 1271, initiated by the Zen monk Shoichi Kokushi. The region's focus on Tencha began in the early 20th century, distinguishing it as Japan's only city specializing in tea grown specifically for matcha .
Nishio's matcha is celebrated for its vibrant green color, elegant aroma, and smooth umami flavor. This quality is achieved through traditional cultivation methods, including shading tea plants with "Tana" frameworks to enhance sweetness and reduce bitterness.
“We hand-pick young leaves, use elevated shading to enhance flavor, and rely on organic fertilizers without pesticides. Our goal is to produce high-quality matcha through careful, sustainable cultivation.” 5th generation Nishio tea farmer
In the pursuit of offering unique teas to our customers we found this tea farmer in the lesser known growing region of Nishio which produces excellently made Matcha in various qualities. All Matchas are single-cultivar teas, and we are proud we can offer several hand-picked qualities at an attractive price point. Also the machine-harvested Okumidori Matcha offers an affordable every-day quality.
All teas are grown without the use of pesticides and only with organic fertilisers. All of our Nishio Matcha is freshly stone-milled and then refrigerated at 2°C once in Germany.
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Similar to the concept of “Utsuwa-galleries” in Japan, we are holding monthly exhibitions of unique ceramicists from Japan, China and Europe.
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Perfect pour. No dripping from the spout or lid The lid fits perfect as well. Feels amazing in the hands and the look is just stunning.
Daily Matcha for Lattes and Tonic, super affordable in perfect tin format
One of my favorite USUCHA Matchas, great value for hand-picked
Again I learned lot about tea and very special 8 different kinds of matcha and in the second round 8 different teas all from Japan . It was very interesting how different everybody in the group tasted the teas.
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