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Japanese Green Tea Hibiki-an
Atsushi Yasui
36 Shimonoto Yuyadani Ujitawara, Kyoto
610-0221
Japan

Iced Matcha (Matcha Super Premium 40g / 1.41oz) US$29.00
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Macha

(Any of our Matcha teas can be used to make a perfect cup of Iced Matcha. You can order "Matcha Super Premium" by clicking on the In Cart button below.)

In Sen no Rikyu (1522 - 1591) who created the Japanese Tea Ceremony, unfortunately did not include a recipe for Iced Matcha in his teachings. It was invented later by an instructor of the traditional Tea Ceremony. But this instructor had to enjoy it by himself in secret because only hot Matcha was allowed in the formal Tea Ceremony. Fortunately today we do not need to be secretive about enjoying delicious Iced Matcha!

(How to make Iced Matcha)

- Cool the Matcha bowl in the refrigerator in advance.
- Sift the matcha in order to prevent lumps, so the flavor and texture will be smooth and mellow.
- Pour 2 Chashaku (traditional bamboo spoon) or 1 teaspoon of sifted Matcha into the Matcha Bowl that has been cooled in advance.
- Pour 70cc of 32F (0C) temperature water into the Matcha bowl and whisk with the bamboo whisk until the tea gets frothy. Matcha gets frothy when it is mixed with either cold 32F (0C) temperature or hot boiling water.
- Iced Matcha is also delicious served with milk and sugar as chilled Matcha au Lait.

Iced Macha
Iced Macha


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