The official seller describes a profound mellow taste and a complex aroma.
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TOBI-EN's organic usucha matcha lists Yabukita and Okumidori cultivars despite the product name Asahi. The seller describes a mellow taste and complex aroma.
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The official seller describes a profound mellow taste and a complex aroma.
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The maker's general usucha method uses 2g sifted matcha and 70ml water at around 80°C.
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