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Matsukaze matcha by Yamamasa Koyamaen

$32.00

Producer: Yamamasa Koyamaen

Region: Uji, Kyoto

Character: Smooth • Vegetal • Refreshing

Suggested use: Latte • Everyday Usucha • Confections

Experience: Matsukaze is a bright and smooth matcha with little bitterness, opening with notes of pea shoots and baby spinach layered over a gentle sweetness. Subtle marine notes reminiscent of nori and sea breeze follow, while undertones of toasted sesame add a layer of depth. Its texture is silky and leads to a clean, snappy finish. A lighter-bodied, beginner-friendly matcha perfect for an energizing usucha, a refreshing latte, or in sweets.

Size: 30g tin

Producer: Yamamasa Koyamaen

Region: Uji, Kyoto

Character: Smooth • Vegetal • Refreshing

Suggested use: Latte • Everyday Usucha • Confections

Experience: Matsukaze is a bright and smooth matcha with little bitterness, opening with notes of pea shoots and baby spinach layered over a gentle sweetness. Subtle marine notes reminiscent of nori and sea breeze follow, while undertones of toasted sesame add a layer of depth. Its texture is silky and leads to a clean, snappy finish. A lighter-bodied, beginner-friendly matcha perfect for an energizing usucha, a refreshing latte, or in sweets.

Size: 30g tin

When you need wakefulness and clarity, Matsukaze is there. Like the “pine breeze” it’s named after, the mind and palate feel reinvigorated thanks to its fresh character.

STORAGE: Store your tea in an airtight canister and seal tightly between uses. Once opened, store in a cool dry place or keep refrigerated.

MATSUKAZE FLAVOUR PROFILE

Perfect for clearing the fog of early mornings. Matsukaze offers a crisp and refreshing wake-up, sitting high and slightly dry in the palate. Pea shoots and toasted sesame are what we notice first, followed by subtle floral notes and finishing with a hint of pleasant astringency.

Yamamasa Koyamaen

Founded in Uji, Kyoto, Yamamasa Koyamaen traces its roots to the early Edo period, when the Koyama family first began cultivating tea in one of Japan's most celebrated tea-growing regions. Today, the company remains dedicated to an integrated approach to matcha production, overseeing every stage from tea cultivation and tencha production to blending and stone milling. Known for its longstanding relationships with Japanese tea schools and its emphasis on flavour above all else, Yamamasa Koyamaen has earned a reputation for producing matcha that balances tradition, craftsmanship, and exceptional drinking quality.