Experience an authentic expression of Japanese tea culture with Fukujuen Seinin no Shiro Matcha, a distinguished Uji matcha prepared according to the preference of Zabosai, the 16th-generation Grand Tea Master of the Urasenke tradition.
Produced by Fukujuen, a historic Kyoto tea company, Seinin no Shiro offers a clean and refreshing taste with a pleasant matcha astringency. Its balanced character makes it particularly suitable for preparing usucha, or thin tea, while its refined aroma and smooth finish also make it enjoyable as an elevated everyday matcha.
The finely milled green tea powder develops a vivid green color and delicate foam when whisked correctly. Presented in an elegant 20g Japanese tea can, it is suitable for traditional tea ceremonies, personal tea rituals, seasonal gatherings, or as a thoughtful gift for matcha enthusiasts.
Note: Matcha is sensitive to heat, moisture, light, and strong odors. For the best flavor and color, keep the can tightly closed and consume promptly after opening.
・Type:Ceremonial Grade Japanese Matcha,Seinin no Shiro (青仁乃白)
・Tea Tradition: Preferred blend of Zabosai, Urasenke Grand Tea Master
・Flavor Profile: Light, clean and refreshing, with a noticeable yet refined matcha astringency
・Tea Type:Premium Stone-Ground Matcha
・Color: Naturally vivid green
・Recommended Preparation: Usucha / thin matcha tea
・Contents: 1 can 20g
・Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, high temperatures, humidity, and strong odors. Refrigeration is recommended after opening when properly sealed to prevent moisture and odor absorption.
Features:
・Premium Japanese matcha produced by Fukujuen in Kyoto
・Prepared according to the preference of Zabosai, Urasenke Grand Tea Master
・Designed primarily for traditional usucha, or thin-tea preparation
・Light and refreshing flavor with a refined, pleasant astringency
・Finely stone-milled green tea powder with a rich aroma and vivid color
・Suitable for Japanese tea ceremony, daily matcha preparation, and gifting
・Packaged in an elegant, compact 20g matcha can
・Made in Japan using Japanese green tea
・Tea Tradition: Preferred blend of Zabosai, Urasenke Grand Tea Master
・Flavor Profile: Light, clean and refreshing, with a noticeable yet refined matcha astringency
・Tea Type:Premium Stone-Ground Matcha
・Color: Naturally vivid green
・Recommended Preparation: Usucha / thin matcha tea
・Contents: 1 can 20g
・Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, high temperatures, humidity, and strong odors. Refrigeration is recommended after opening when properly sealed to prevent moisture and odor absorption.
Features:
・Premium Japanese matcha produced by Fukujuen in Kyoto
・Prepared according to the preference of Zabosai, Urasenke Grand Tea Master
・Designed primarily for traditional usucha, or thin-tea preparation
・Light and refreshing flavor with a refined, pleasant astringency
・Finely stone-milled green tea powder with a rich aroma and vivid color
・Suitable for Japanese tea ceremony, daily matcha preparation, and gifting
・Packaged in an elegant, compact 20g matcha can
・Made in Japan using Japanese green tea
100% Japanese Green Tea (Matcha)
No artificial colors, preservatives, or additives.
No artificial colors, preservatives, or additives.
Traditional Matcha Preparation (Usucha)
Sift approximately 2g (1½–2 chashaku scoops) of matcha into a tea bowl.
Add 60–70ml of hot water at approximately 75–80°C (167–176°F).
Whisk briskly using a bamboo whisk (chasen) until a smooth froth forms.
Enjoy immediately for the freshest flavor and aroma.
Sift approximately 2g (1½–2 chashaku scoops) of matcha into a tea bowl.
Add 60–70ml of hot water at approximately 75–80°C (167–176°F).
Whisk briskly using a bamboo whisk (chasen) until a smooth froth forms.
Enjoy immediately for the freshest flavor and aroma.
Vendor: FUKUJUEN
Fukujuen Seinin no Shiro Matcha – Zabosai Grand Tea Master’s Preferred Blend 20g
$49.99
Vendor: FUKUJUEN
Fukujuen Seinin no Shiro Matcha – Zabosai Grand Tea Master’s Preferred Blend 20g
$49.99
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