UBA 100% Pure Matcha Powder, 10g | From Kyoto, Japan
Single Cultivar: Yabukita
Taste: Smooth nutty character with light smoky hints and a creamy texture.
Aroma: Subtle nuttiness with floral notes and a creamy softness.
When mixed with milk, the flavor remains distinct balanced umami, well-rounded, with a lingering authentic matcha fragrance.
Grade: Ceremonial Grade Matcha authentic tea ceremony quality
Origin: Kyoto - the legendary heartland of Japanese matcha production
UBA Matcha Powder
Ceremonial Grade
Net weight: 10g in resealable pouch
Packaging designed for portability
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Storage Instructions:
Keep refrigerated in an opaque container.
Avoid sunlight, moisture, odors, and air exposure.
Before use, let the matcha sit at room temperature for a short while to prevent clumping.
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Shipping:
In stock and ready to ship daily
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Brewing Recipes
Clear Matcha:
- 2–3g matcha powder
- 40ml hot water whisk for 20–30 seconds until smooth
- Add 90ml water and ice
Matcha Latte – “Ahh!” Version:
- 4g matcha powder
- 40ml hot water – whisk for 20–30 seconds until smooth
- Add 90ml fresh milk and ice
(Adjust proportions to your taste… until you go “Ahh!”)
“Brew a cup and you’ll fall in love with the richness and authentic flavor of real matcha!”
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Kyoto
Kyoto is the birthplace of Japanese tea culture and one of the most famous matcha-producing regions in the world especially Uji, which has been celebrated for centuries as the home of premium matcha.
The tea fields in Kyoto are located in valleys with morning mist, fertile soil, pure water, and ideal temperatures—conditions that produce tea leaves with intense flavor, pronounced aroma, and a brilliant green hue.
Kyoto matcha is known for its smooth, mellow sweetness, delicate fragrance, and deep flavor complexity—highly prized by tea masters and matcha lovers worldwide.
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Yabukita is the most popular tea cultivar in Japan. It offers a well-balanced taste of sweetness, umami, and a slight astringency, with a refreshing aroma reminiscent of fresh grass and young nuts.
Yabukita from Uji, Kyoto is known for being smoother and having a deeper, more refined aroma compared to other regions, making it ideal for producing premium matcha and high-quality green tea.