The Matcha Kokoro by Maiko-Tea is a first-class Matcha with a full body, no tart taste and rounded umami. It is ideal for preparation as Koicha Matcha (strong tea) and develops a mild, highly differentiated taste in this type of preparation. Its colour is intense green and it develops a subtle, mature, slightly sweet aroma in the mouth.
Only the variety Saemidori is used for the Kokoro. The tea leaves are grown with special care in the Kirishima mountain region in Kagoshima Prefecture. They are harvested by hand and produced with special precision. The production of these teas is limited to 10 kg per year and is therefore very popular. Enjoy with this Matcha one of the best qualities that the organic cultivation of green tea without pesticides has to offer in Japan.
Maiko Tea's selected organic teas are approved by the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and certified as JAS organic. We are very proud to offer this Maiko Matcha of the highest quality.
Optionally for this Matcha, we offer a Matcha starter pack to you for a premium of 19.99 Euro. The Matcha starter pack comprises of a bamboo brush with 80 bristles, a bamboo spoon for providing the dosage of Matcha powder and a bamboo brush holder in a colour of your choice. You can save almost 20% as compared to individual prices of the article. Please select the starter pack next to the product image above.
30 gram
Responsible food business operator:
MAIKONOCHA-HONPO (Maiko-tea), 2-1 Kamidaimon Fugenji Kyotanabe Kyoto JAPAN 610-0322
Import:
Florian Rosch, matchashop, Hagenauer Str. 7, 10435 Berlin
matchashop is official "Japanese Food and Ingredient Supporter Store Overseas" 
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This is a mellow, creamy matcha that doesn't have a strong aroma, it has a little grassy smell but not fresh grass, and it doesn't have a typical umami taste and there's no sweetness.
There's not much bitterness but the sourness is more pronounced. aroma, it has a little grassy smell but not fresh grass, and it doesn't have a typical umami taste and there's no sweetness.
There's not much bitterness but the sourness is more pronounced.
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