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Matcha Yame Okumidori Miyako

Ceremonial, sourced from Yame, Okumidori cultivar

SweetUmamiFloralChocolateyCreamySmoothRichDelicate

From $29.50 (30g)

~$0.98 per gram

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Grade

Ceremonial

Cultivar

Okumidori

Region

Yame

Sourcing

Map highlighting Yame, Japan

Yame, Japan

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Tasting notes

Creamy, mellow matcha with thick, velvety texture and naturally rich sweetness; subtle cocoa notes balanced by gentle florals; milky sweetness, smooth umami, soft florals, cocoa undertones

Composition

L-theanine

24.31 mg/g

Ceremonial-grade published estimate — Goto et al., upper-grade matcha samples, Tea Research Report No.80:23-28 (1994)

EGCG

59.3 mg/g

Ceremonial-grade published estimate — Goto et al., upper-grade matcha samples, Tea Research Report No.83:21-28 (1996)

Pricing as disclosed

30g — $29.50
60g — $56.10

Full details

Everything disclosed on the product page (14 fields)
Price
$29.50 regular price
Sizes
[ "30g", "60g" ]
Stock Status
Sold out (at time of check)
Grade
Premium ceremonial-grade matcha (implied by quality claims and prep instructions; not explicitly labeled)
Cultivar
Okumidori - 'known for producing teas with deep vegetal notes, smooth textures, and a gentle sweetness'
Region Farm
Yame, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan; sourced through partner 'Miyako', described specifically as a trusted tea partner working with local producers, not a farmer directly
Certifications Claims
[ "100% Organically grown", "Pesticide free", "Ethically Sourced", "Tested and verified to meet Nio Teas standards" ]
Taste Notes
Creamy, mellow matcha with thick, velvety texture and naturally rich sweetness; subtle cocoa notes balanced by gentle florals; milky sweetness, smooth umami, soft florals, cocoa undertones
Brewing Instructions
Sift 2g into matcha bowl; heat water to 70C/160F; mix into paste with small water amount; add ~100ml water and whisk until foam forms; whisk in zigzag motions until light green foam appears
Required Teaware
[ "chawan (matcha bowl)", "chasen (bamboo whisk)", "chashaku (bamboo scoop)", "sifter (furui)" ]
Harvest Timing
Not disclosed
Awards
None disclosed
Shelf Life
Not disclosed
Review Ratings
None disclosed

Research notes

Notable distinction from other SKUs: sourcing is attributed to a 'partner' (Miyako) working with local Yame producers rather than a single named farmer like Mr. Masuda, Mr. Sakamoto, or Mr. Takada used on other product pages. Same Okumidori cultivar as Matcha Kyoto Okumidori Chanoka and part of the Masudaen blend, but different region (Yame, Fukuoka vs. Uji/Kyoto vs. Shizuoka).

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