Blend Rikyu Matcha

Name: Blend Rikyu Matcha
Brand: Breakaway Matcha

sourced from Kyoto

UmamiGrassyCreamyRich

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Region

Kyoto

Sourcing

Kyoto, Japan

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Tasting notes

'Dreamy, electric, spellbinding'; 'rich, umami-laden flavor, brilliant color, and ridiculously long finish'; 'maximum umami, an electric green color (it almost looks fake), intoxicating vegetal aroma, creamy frothability'

Full details

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Pricing Sizes: [ "30 servings: $144.00 ($4.80/serving per search snippet, but page fetch shows $3.84/serving — see contradiction)", "100 servings: $322.00 ($3.22/serving)", "250 servings: $685.00 ($2.74/serving)" ]
Grade Tier: Hyperpremium; made from the youngest leaves; 'no bitter or astringent notes, just clean, chlorophyll-packed umami'
Origin Region: Ujitawara, Kyoto
Tasting Notes: 'Dreamy, electric, spellbinding'; 'rich, umami-laden flavor, brilliant color, and ridiculously long finish'; 'maximum umami, an electric green color (it almost looks fake), intoxicating vegetal aroma, creamy frothability'
Ingredients: 100% green tea leaves, ground to fine powder; no sugar or additives
Brewing Instructions: 1 gram (~half teaspoon) with 2-3 oz hot water = one serving; can double for stronger prep
Storage: Store cold (in fridge), in black glass
Packaging: Mylar bags flushed with nitrogen
Reviews: 24 customer reviews noted on page
Subscription: 20% discount via Auto-Refill program; complimentary German-made glass jar included
Rarity Production: Per external search context, described as having extremely limited production alongside other named blends (Kamakura, Rikyu, Jizo, Hikari, Satoshi, Daphne); noted as sold out in one search snippet
Brand Attribution: Named for Sen No Rikyu, described by brand as Japan's most masterful/original matcha connoisseur historically

Research notes

Data drawn primarily from a direct fetch of the product page plus a supplementary web search snippet. The search snippet quoted a $4.80/serving price and 'sold out' status; the direct page fetch listed different per-serving prices ($3.84/$3.22/$2.74) and did not flag an out-of-stock state. These may reflect the page being viewed at different times/price updates, or the search snippet aggregating stale/cached content.