Seijaku

Description

Product Code: RM02     
Grade: Ceremonial     
Harvest Period: Ichibancha – 1st Flush    

Origin: Uji – Single Origin
Uji is the matcha capital of the world known for highest grade matcha made from the youngest tea leaves that adheres to strict cultivation & processing standards. Unlike other regions, harvest is limited to once a year resulting in a limited production quantity.

Cultivar: Samidori
A distinguished tea cultivar originating from a tea plant in Uji, Kyoto. A region renowned for its superior tea craftsmanship. It was bred by Koyama Masajirou in 1939 & its use was officially encouraged in 1954. It is a cornerstone of Uji’s esteemed tea heritage & is highly recognized in Kyoto for its distinct flavor & color.

Taste Notes:
Smooth, balanced umami, a naturally sweet finish, deep green colour and a nuanced aftertaste with a hint of nuts & fresh floral aroma.

Best For:
Usucha, Koicha, Clear/Pure, Premium Lattes

Recommended Brewing Proportions:

Koicha or thick viscous matcha with a paste-like consistency. It is typically served at formal tea ceremonies and shared amongst guests. Great for when you want to savour the full richness of matcha but could be rather strong taken on its own.
Typical Matcha:Water ratio: 4g:30ml
Best served hot 70-80°C

For a treat, we recommend Koicha served over ice cream (Matcha Affogato) or over chilled milk (Dirty Matcha).

Usucha or thin matcha is the tea more commonly served at Japanese tea ceremonies. It is typically served to guests at the end of a meal and with a sweet to balance any bitterness of the tea. Great for enjoying matcha with a light, smooth taste.
Typical Matcha:Water ratio: 2g:45-60ml
Best served hot 70-80°C

Clear Matcha or very mild matcha with the same nutrients in a cup. We recommend this drink for a fine balance of rich taste, aroma and colour which can be enjoyed longer than an usucha.
Typical Matcha:Water ratio: 2.5g:150ml
Serve Hot 70-80°C or over ice

Premium Latte A refreshing matcha latte made by whisking pure matcha with warm water to create a concentrated matcha tea. The deep and vibrant green matcha is then poured over milk. The result is a layered Matcha Latte with a light texture and naturally sweet undertone. Choose this if you like your matcha light, slightly creamy and refreshing.

Hot Latte:
Typical Matcha: Milk ratio 2.5g:150ml 

Iced Latte:
Typical Matcha:Milk ratio 5g:150ml