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Fukujuen

Stone-Milled Shiro

CeremonialUjiFrom $30.00 (40g) (~$0.75/g)

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Full Product Name
Powdered Japanese Tea Stone-Milled Matcha "Shiro"
Vendor
Fukujuen
Price
$30.00 USD (regular price; an earlier WebSearch summary cited "priced from $31.00")
Sizes
40g, 100g, 200g — variants on a single product page
Grade
Ceremonial grade (implied by stone-milling process and detailed brewing instructions provided)
Concept Description
Named "Shiro" — described as "the origin of all colors" — embodying "Ichigo Ichie," the tea ceremony concept of treasuring each encounter as a once-in-a-lifetime moment
Region
Uji (stone-milled Uji tea leaves)
Tasting Notes
Smooth, gentle umami followed by a refreshing, clean finish; gentle balance of richness and astringency; positioned as the lightest of the three stone-milled tiers (Shiro/Syu/Kuro)
Recommended Uses
First-time matcha drinkers, matcha lattes, desserts, milk-based beverages, spooned over yogurt or ice cream
Brewing Instructions
{ "prep_note": "Sift the matcha to remove any lumps before preparing", "usucha_single_serving": "2g (2 teaspoons) matcha; 60ml hot water at 80°C; whisk with chasen until fine froth forms", "cold_matcha": "2-3g matcha; 50ml hot water whisked with chasen; add 2-3 ice cubes; enjoy when partially chilled" }
Packaging
{ "40g_bag": "14.5cm (H) x 9cm (W)", "100g_bag": "20cm (H) x 12cm (W)", "200g_bag": "22cm (H) x 14cm (W)", "bag_type": "Resealable bag" }
Shelf Life
240 days from manufacturing date
Storage
Freshness essential; enjoy as soon as possible
Purchase Limit
Each customer limited to purchasing 5 items
Reviews
No reviews posted on page at time of check
Shipping
Ships directly from Japan; rates calculated at checkout based on location
Ingredients
Not listed on page
Certifications Awards
None disclosed

Research notes

Third tier of the same stone-milled line as Stone-Milled Kuro and Stone-Milled Syu; page explicitly frames the three products relative to each other in terms of intensity (Shiro lightest, Syu middle, Kuro deepest).