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Yame Master Blend Matcha
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Wonderful Matcha

Yame Master Blend Matcha

$42.00
Size

clean • velvety • low astringency • natural umami sweetness • soft florals • creamy undertone

Sourced from the highly regarded tea fields of Yame City in Fukuoka, Japan, this ceremonial-grade matcha is made from a first harvest Sakimidori cultivar. Carefully shade-grown, hand-picked, and finely milled, this matcha is designed for traditional usucha preparation and pure enjoyment — no sweeteners or milk needed.

This matcha is an early-budding Japanese cultivar prized for its naturally vivid color, high chlorophyll content, and silky, low-astringency profile. Grown in the misty mountain air of Yame, Fukuoka, this 1st harvest single-cultivar matcha delivers a striking emerald tone and a refined, gentle sweetness that appeal to both ceremonial purists and modern matcha lovers.

Sakimidori: A newer cultivar registered in 1997 known for giving brighter color, early harvest, and a softer, sweeter cup with very high chlorophyll content. Lower in tannins and higher in amino acids = stronger umami & sweetness, and less sharp bitterness/astringency. 

Sweet, creamy umami with minimal bitterness. Notes of raw cashew, cherry blossom, and young spring greens. Rounded, velvety mouthfeel with a bright, refreshing finish. 

This is a matcha that feels soft, elegant, & clean - not overly intense - making it ideal as a daily ceremonial bowl or a premium latte base.

Our matcha is sourced directly from multi-generation growers in Yame, crafted in small batches, and finely milled upon order to ensure premier freshness, color, and purity. We had the pleasure of visiting our farms this October - and we are so proud of the dedication & detailed attention of our partners.  

Ingredients

Origin: Yame, Fukuoka, Japan
Cultivars: Sakimidori
Grade: 1st Harvest Ceremonial

Flavor Profile

Aroma: fresh, green, and “lively,” often described as refreshing, vegetal, and slightly floral/herbaceous.

Flavor:
- gentle sweet umami with a soft, rounded profile rather than aggressive depth.
- low astringency / low bitterness thanks to reduced tannins.
- nutty sweetness, hints of floral cherry blossom, fresh cut greens with a creamy, smooth finish.

Steeping Directions

Traditional Method (Usucha – Thin Style):
1. Sift 1 gram (about ½ teaspoon) of matcha into a bowl to remove clumps.

2. Add ~2 ounces of hot water (155–170°F). Avoid boiling water to preserve flavor.

3.Sift -> Whisk briskly in an “M” or “W” motion using a bamboo chasen (whisk) until creamy microfoam appears.

Enjoy immediately.

Optional: For a thicker (koicha) preparation, use 2 grams of matcha with less water and whisk slowly without froth.

Caffeine Content

High Caffeine

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