Ungetsu-no-Shiro - Uji Matcha

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20 grams

Multi-Origin | Multi-Cultivar Blend

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True to its name, this tea has a complex depth beneath a light and airy brightness.
An usucha favoured by Zabōsai, the 16th Generation Grandmaster of Urasenke.

The name Ungetsu-no-Shiro means "Cloud-covered Moon" (雲月の白).

Cultivar:Blend

Region: Uji, Kyoto

Producer: Ozawa Seifūen

Harvested: April-May, 2024

Brewing Instructions

Tea/Water Ratio

1.5-2g (2 tea scoops)
60ml (2oz) of water

Water Temperature

70º C (158ºF)

Whisking

20 seconds

Meet the Producer

Ozawa Seifūen (小澤清風園)

Ozawa Seisuke (小澤成介) is an Urasenke Associate Professor and a Nihoncha Instructor, and combines his experience, knowledge and passion in both the cultural and agricultural spheres of the Japanese tea world to spread information and joy, teaching all who come to his shop about the best way to brew and prepare a variety of teas.

Ozawa Seifūen (小澤清風園) was founded over 140 years ago in 1872 across from Tōji Temple in Kyōto. The original founder learned that in the 15th century, matcha used to be sold on the street in front of the temple in a practice known as ippuku-issen (一服一銭 - one cup for one coin), and wanting to cherish this connection between tea and Tōji Temple, founded his tea shop across the street. They work closely with farmers in Uji, Kyōto to produce a variety of teas, including exquisitely blended matchas.