Organic Kiritsubo Ceremonial Matcha

Organic Japanese green tea
- ceremonial grade

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Organic Kiritsubo Ceremonial Matcha

Organic Japanese green tea - ceremonial grade - Japon - En stock

Grand cru

Quantity

€39.00

Description

Matcha is a special Japanese green tea (Tencha) that is shaded before harvesting and then ground to a fine powder. It is not brewed like other teas: it is whisked with a bamboo whisk ("chasen") in a flat-bottomed bowl ("chawan"), to obtain a smooth, frothy texture. In this way, unlike infused teas, the whole leaf is consumed, allowing the full benefits of the tea to be enjoyed. Considered one of the finest teas, it is also one of the richest in theine, antioxidants, vitamin C and magnesium. Zen Buddhist monks used to drink this tea to stay fully awake during their meditations when this religion took off in Japan. Today, it is reserved for the "chanoyu" tea ceremony, built entirely around the art of preparing this very special tea.

Kiritsubo is an intensely green grand cru matcha tea from a spring harvest. It is slowly ground to a very fine powder using a stone grinder, in the traditional way.

Highly umami, unctuous and mild, it offers incomparable rich cocoa notes, with a delicate touch. It produces a dense, gourmet, mellow froth.

This is an exceptional tea to be reserved for special occasions.

Grade: ceremonial (discover also our premium and culinary grade matchas).

Profile: umami - delicate - cocoa-like

Format: 30g airtight tin

Storage: keep refrigerated after opening and consume within 6 months.

Sorting instructions: all packaging (tin, lid, bag) should be disposed of in the recycling bin (see local instructions).

To find out more about this unique tea,visit our blog!

And if you'd like to make matcha the old-fashioned way, watch our video tutorial (in French):

Certified organic by Bureau Veritas FR-BIO-10

Ingrédients

Green tea * powder from Japan. * From organic farming

Préparation

Pour 2 slightly rounded bamboo spoons (1,5 g) into a bowl, add 6 cl to 10 cl of water at 80 ° C and whip vigorously for 30 seconds following a W-shaped movement.