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Rp760.000
YAMAMASA KOYAMAEN Shikibu no Mukashi Matcha Powder/ Japan Matcha Powder/ Bubuk Matcha Jepang - 30g can
Rp760.000
Pilih ukuran: 30g can
- Kondisi: Baru
- Min. Pemesanan: 1 Buah
- Etalase: MAKANAN DAN MINUMAN
100% ORIGINAL
Usucha (thin tea) grade Uji matcha.
Origin: Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
Shikibu no Mukashi is an excellent choice for those looking for an exceptionally tasty, uniquely flavoured usucha tea. A particularly full-bodied, intensely creamy, sweet matcha, which offers mild flavours and aromas of toasted seeds. Its creamy, umami-rich aftertaste lingers on the palate. True to the flavour of the next teas on the list, rather than offering more pronounced, characteristic flavours, it strengthens and maximises the intensity of refined, soft lines. Its high quality means it can even be prepared as a thick tea (koicha).
The meaning of Shikibu no Mukashi :
"Shikibu" was a word used to refer to the ministry of ceremonies that was in charge of personnel matters and ceremonial affairs. "Shikibu" was also used as a name for a lady-in-waiting, for example "Murasaki Shikibu" and "Izumi Shikibu" from the Heian Era.
Usucha (thin tea) grade Uji matcha.
Origin: Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
Shikibu no Mukashi is an excellent choice for those looking for an exceptionally tasty, uniquely flavoured usucha tea. A particularly full-bodied, intensely creamy, sweet matcha, which offers mild flavours and aromas of toasted seeds. Its creamy, umami-rich aftertaste lingers on the palate. True to the flavour of the next teas on the list, rather than offering more pronounced, characteristic flavours, it strengthens and maximises the intensity of refined, soft lines. Its high quality means it can even be prepared as a thick tea (koicha).
The meaning of Shikibu no Mukashi :
"Shikibu" was a word used to refer to the ministry of ceremonies that was in charge of personnel matters and ceremonial affairs. "Shikibu" was also used as a name for a lady-in-waiting, for example "Murasaki Shikibu" and "Izumi Shikibu" from the Heian Era.
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