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Kanbayashi Shunsho

Koicha Hashitate no Mukashi

KoichaKyotoFrom $22.68 (20g) (~$1.13/g)

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Retailer
Sazen Tea
Item Code
MKS018
Maker
Kanbayashi Shunsho
Origin
Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
Grade
Koicha (thick tea blend)
Ingredients
green tea powder
Best Before
December 2026
Pricing Sizes
{ "20g Branded Can": "$22.68", "20g Branded Box": "$22.68", "40g Branded Can": "$43.20", "40g Branded Box": "$43.20" }
Tea Ceremony School
Omotesenke - favored by Omotesenke Fushinan Yuyusai
Tasting Notes
unique spicy and tangy aroma featuring notes of pickles with a hint of savory spices; completely free from bitterness, with raw green notes taking center stage; flavor evolves from a bold, straightforward matcha into a smooth, sweet, almond-like creaminess in the aftertaste; transition clear from full-bodied, verdant tea to a mellower, creamier afterfeel in both usucha and koicha preparations
Availability
Limited availability product - one item can be ordered per cart while stock lasts
Brewing Instructions
{ "usucha": "1.5-2g (1/2 tsp) matcha, 70ml water at 80C (176F), whisk vigorously until frothy", "koicha": "3.5-4g (1 tsp) matcha, 30ml water at 80C (176F), gently mix until creamy", "general_tips": "sift powder before use; consume within one month of opening; warm bowl beforehand" }
Reviews
{ "rating": "5.0 out of 5 stars", "count": 1, "sample_quotes": "'lovely'" }
Reseller Restriction
Manufacturer does not allow reselling; only available directly to consumers
Packaging Sizes Note
Available up to 200g in cans and boxes per broader search summary, though the directly fetched page only itemized pricing through 40g

Research notes

IMPORTANT NAMING NOTE: The retailer's actual URL and product title spell this product 'Koicha Hashidate no Mukashi' (with a 'd'), not 'Hashitate' as given in the user's product list. This is very likely the same product (an alternate romanization of the Japanese name, referencing Ama-no-Hashidate, one of Japan's 'Three Scenic Views'), but is flagged here since the exact spelling differs from what was requested.