Ayame
CulinaryUjiPrice not confirmed
Unverifiable: we could not locate a live, official page for this product during research. It may be discontinued, renamed, or the brand may not maintain a findable page for it. This entry is preserved for transparency rather than removed.
Everything disclosed on the product page
- Official Page Found
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- Search Performed
- Checked the full official matcha catalog (Principal matcha, Matcha Favored by Tea Schools, Matcha Favored by Temple, Limited Edition Teas, Matcha for Cooking, Sweetened Matcha - via both the categorized view and the ?viewall=1 full listing) and the Matcha for Cooking (syokuhin) sub-category specifically, since third parties describe Ayame as a culinary/food-processing grade. No product named 'Ayame' appears anywhere on marukyu-koyamaen.co.jp/english/shop.
- Third Party Description Unverified
- Multiple retailers identifying as Marukyu Koyamaen resellers (Nara Tea Co, Luna Matcha, Serendipity Australia, Japanese Select, Yami, Amazon, eBay) describe 'Ayame' as a culinary-grade matcha powder from Uji, sold in bulk-oriented sizes (100g up to 1kg), marketed for lattes, baking, and food service, with a refreshing aroma and robust bitterness suited to milk/sugar preparations.
- Note On Naming
- It is possible 'Ayame' is a reseller-assigned name for a bulk/wholesale-grade Marukyu Koyamaen matcha rather than a name Marukyu Koyamaen uses on its own direct-to-consumer English shop; this could not be confirmed or denied from the official site.
Research notes
NOT FOUND on the official Marukyu Koyamaen English shop despite thorough checking of every matcha sub-category and the full product listing. All information above comes from third-party retailers, not the brand's own site, and is flagged as unverified rather than presented as confirmed official data.
Secondary sources
Veggiekins (YouTube)review
{
"tier": "unconfirmed",
"notes": "Confirmed tested in 'Taste Test Part 6', but this session could not retrieve the specific tier/verdict given (no transcript access)."
}Source →Meredith Mao (YouTube)review
{
"notes": "Named in title/description as one of the best matcha brands she'd rebuy, from a 34-powder collection review. Specific product/score not retrievable without transcript access."
}Source →