Yame Signature Matcha

Name: Yame Signature Matcha
Brand: Mizuba Tea Co
Price: 42 USD

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SweetUmamiSmoothRich

$42.00

The price is confirmed, but package size isn't stated anywhere on the page, so we can't show a per-gram figure.

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Region

Yame

Sourcing

Yame, Japan

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Tasting notes

Fresh fields

Bright umami that is playful, energizing, and incredibly refreshing; bold flavor and natural sweetness that cuts through milk while maintaining vibrant green color and smooth finish

Full details

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Price: $42.00
Size: 100g
Packaging: 100g stand-up pouch/bag (white pouch shown in product imagery)
Grade Positioning: Described as 'First Flush' and 'café-quality' matcha, positioned as a Signature/Prestige product designed specifically for lattes and milk-based drinks
Region: Yame valley, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan -- described as renowned for producing some of Japan's highest-grade matcha due to its microclimate and 600+ years of tea cultivation history
Cultivar: Not specified on page
Harvest: First flush, picked at the peak of spring when leaves contain maximum chlorophyll and L-theanine
Aroma: Fresh fields
Flavor Profile: Bright umami that is playful, energizing, and incredibly refreshing; bold flavor and natural sweetness that cuts through milk while maintaining vibrant green color and smooth finish
Usage Positioning: Explicitly marketed for lattes (both hot and cold); noted for smoothness, natural creaminess, and high amino acid content
Brewing Instructions Cold: 3g Yame Matcha + 6oz cold water; shake until frothy; pour over ice; add milk to taste if desired (described as refreshing on its own too)
Availability: Currently sold out, 'Notify Me' option available
Certifications: Not disclosed on page
Shelf Life: Not disclosed
Awards: Not disclosed
Reviews: No review ratings or counts visible on page

Research notes

This is the only one of the 8 products sized at 100g (vs. 30g/40g tins for the others) and packaged in a stand-up pouch rather than a tin -- consistent with its positioning as a higher-volume, latte-oriented everyday product rather than a small-batch ceremonial tin. No cultivar, certifications, or grade label (e.g. 'ceremonial' vs 'culinary') were disclosed.