Matcha Jobetsugi (Thin Grade) - Loose 80g Tin - Harney & Sons Fine Teas
Matcha Jobetsugi (Thin Grade) - Loose 30g Tin - Harney & Sons Fine Teas

Matcha Jobetsugi (Grade Fin)

Prix de vente46,31 €
Épuisé
SKU : H44500
Choisissez votre Format:Loose
Quantité:80g Tin
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Matcha Jobetsugi (Grade Fin)

Loose / 80g Tin

Thedis Europe SA

Récupération actuellement indisponible

Zone Industrielle
5
8821 Riesenhaff
Luxembourg

+352263922

Description

La poudre de thé vert, le matcha, fait la fierté de la ville d'Uji, dans la préfecture de Kyoto, depuis des siècles. Ce thé premium, pour usucha, s'accompagne parfaitement de chocolat.

Theanine & Caffeine par 100g:

  • 1200 mg Théanine
  • 3600 mg Caféine


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Mike's Rating

3 Briskness
3 Body
2 Aroma
 Details: There was a time when the only tea consumed consisted of powdered tea leaves mixed with hot water. It was at that time time that the Japanese developed their great affection for tea. Traditionally, Japanese aristocrats used matcha for their tea ceremony. It was only in the 1800's that Japanese commoners started to drink brewed tea like Sencha and Bancha. This ancient tea is made from a shade grown tea, the best coming from outside of Kyoto near the suburb of Uji. After harvest, the tea (called Tencha) is air dried. The dry flakes are taken to a "clean" room filled with rotating millstones and everything is covered with green dust. After a full hour of grinding, each stone produces two ounces of dried Matcha.
 Feuilles : This tea is made from a raw tea called Tencha that is air dried, then dried flakes are ground between two stones, just like centuries ago. The result is a fine powder that is almost neon green.
 Liqueur : The liquor is made by dissolving the tea powder into water. There is no brewing like with other teas. You drink the leaf! The liquor is thick and frothy from the mixing. It is an opaque brilliant green color.
 Arôme : The aromas are faint and only discernible from the broth. They offer hints of honeydew melon sweetness over a base note of cooked spinach. Since it comes from air dried teas, there are no notes of toastiness.
 Flaveurs : Traditionally enjoyed hot (although we offer it iced at our stores), Jobetsugi is a mouthfilling experience. The spinach and artichokes flavors are most obvious. Since this is a thin matcha, the flavors are muted.
 Niveau de caféine :
 Corps : Light-bodied. Jobetsugi is a "thin matcha," so it is a bit lighter in body than our Senjunomukashi, but still it is strong and bracing.
 Temps d'infusion :
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