Blend Kamakura Matcha

Name: Blend Kamakura Matcha
Brand: Breakaway Matcha
Price: 125 USD

sourced from Kyoto

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From $125.00 (30g)

~$4.17 per gram

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Region

Kyoto

Sourcing

Kyoto, Japan

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Tasting notes

Notes of raw cacao nibs; stunning texture that's light and full-bodied; 'inhaling its aromas is like passing out in a tea garden'

Pricing as disclosed

30g — $125.00

100g — $349.00

250g — $739.00

500g — $1329.00

Full details

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Tagline: luminous, silken, cloud-like
Positioning: Staff favorite; among the named blends with extremely limited production
Grade Tier: Hyperpremium
Origin: Ujitawara, Kyoto, Japan -- 'from our very favorite fastidious growers'
Name Origin: Named after the historic city of Kamakura in Kanagawa Prefecture, described as 'Japan's ancient capital and home of Japanese zen buddhism'
Price 30 Servings: $125.00 ($3.33/serving)
Price 100 Servings: $2.79/serving
Price 250 Servings: $2.36/serving
Price 500 Servings: Sold Out ($2.12/serving)
Tasting Notes: Notes of raw cacao nibs; stunning texture that's light and full-bodied; 'inhaling its aromas is like passing out in a tea garden'
Product Description: 'This spectacular matcha is our staff favorite. We like it thin, but we especially like it thick. Froths to a stunning texture that's light and full bodied at the same time.'
Ingredients: 100% extraordinary green tea leaves, ground up into a fine powder; no sugar or additives
Serving Size: One gram (1g) = one serving, combined with 2-3 ounces of hot water
Packaging: Nitrogen-flushed mylar bags to maximize freshness
Storage: Store cold (in the fridge), in black glass
Shelf Life: Will keep well for a few years in the fridge
Reviews: 31 reviews listed; no numeric star rating displayed
Subscription: Auto-Refill: 20% discount, complimentary German-made black-violet glass jar

Research notes

A separate secondary WebSearch summary (not the direct product page fetch) attributed an 'organic matcha from a Kagoshima coop' description to Kamakura; the direct product page instead states origin is Ujitawara, Kyoto with no organic claim and no Kagoshima mention. This appears to be the same search-engine cross-contamination with the unrelated 'Hyperpremium Organic' product noted for Blend 93.