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Matcha Shoujyu

Ceremony quality Uji matchafrom the famous Yoshida tea garden (Kyoto, Uji region). Sweet, elegant, refreshing – for special moments in everyday life. Recommended preparation method:usucha 薄茶, i.e. diluted matcha tea.

Packaging: 30 g

Sale price 17.900 Ft

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Shoujyu 松寿 Matcha – Tradition, harmony, freshness

“Shoujyu” means “longevity with pine” – the pine tree is a symbol of longevity and strength in Japan. This tea truly lives up to its name: it brings vitality, alertness and inner peace to your everyday life.

This premium quality matcha powder comes from the traditional tea growing region of Uji , and specifically from tea bushes grown on Yoshida Tea Farm . The tea leaves are hand-picked after being shaded, then carefully processed and ground using slow-rotating granite stone mills to a fine powder of 5–10 microns – this is how true ceremonial matcha is born.


Flavor profile

  • Aroma: fresh, green, slightly pumpkin seed

  • Taste: silky sweet, round, balanced

  • Aftertaste: slightly astringent finish, indicating the natural catechin content

  • Texture: smooth, foamable, bright green powder


Preparation suggestions

Usucha – thin matcha (for everyday rituals)

  • Tea powder: 1.5–2 g (approx. 2 chashaku)

  • Water: 60–90 ml, 75–85°C

  • Tip: colder water (65–70°C) gives a sweeter taste, warmer water (85°C) gives a more distinctive taste

  • Sift the powder, mix with water, then lather in “W” motions with a chasen bamboo brush

Koicha – thick matcha (for advanced users, for festive occasions)

  • Tea powder: 3–4 g

  • Water: 20–30 ml, approx. 75°C

  • Blend until smooth without foaming – the consistency is similar to melted chocolate

Tip against clumping:

Sift the powder first or mix it into a paste with a little cold water, then add the hot water. This will give you a silkier, more uniform matcha.


How to store it?

Matcha is sensitive to oxygen, heat and light – therefore:

  • Before opening: store in the refrigerator

  • After opening: for daily consumption, store in a cool, dark place.

  • Tip: if you take it out of the refrigerator, let it sit at room temperature for 1–2 hours before consuming.

  • It retains its best quality for about 7–8 months after opening.


Why is Shoujyu matcha special?

  • It comes from the Uji region , one of Japan's most famous traditional matcha "producing" regions

  • Yoshida tea farm : 16th generation, family farm, with traditional processing

  • Hand-picked, shaded leaves – high in chlorophyll and L-theanine

  • Ceremony quality – a real experience for everyday life


A cup that awakens the body and soothes the soul

Whether you sip it as a morning refresher or as a little ritual during the day, Shoujyu matcha is a true gift – its clarity and harmonious flavor will delight beginners and experienced tea drinkers alike.



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