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Hachi Matcha Bronze 100g Bag
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Hachi Matcha Bronze 100g Bag

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Hachi Matcha Bronze — 100g Bag

A smooth, everyday matcha from Uji, Kyoto, in a larger 100g format for regular matcha drinkers.

Bronze is an approachable matcha with enough character to enjoy straight, while still being robust enough for lattes. It is a good choice for people who drink matcha often and want a quality Japanese matcha at an everyday price point.

Region: Uji, Kyoto, Japan
Cultivar: 100% Yabukita

Best for:
Everyday matcha, lattes and frequent matcha drinkers who want the value and convenience of a larger bag.

How to prepare traditional matcha:
Sift ½–1 teaspoon of Bronze Hachi Matcha into a small bowl. Add 2–4 oz of water at approximately 70–80°C. Whisk vigorously for about 15 seconds until smooth and lightly frothy.

For a matcha latte:
Whisk 1 teaspoon of sifted matcha with about 1 oz of 70–80°C water, then add steamed milk.

Storage:
Keep away from heat, light, air, moisture and strong odours. Once opened, keep tightly sealed and use as fresh as possible.

Customer Reviews

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Kathryn

Love this matcha!!! The Quality cannot be beat!!

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Annette Moonen
Mild flavor

I like the milder flavor not bitter. Enjoyable

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Cathy Wilkie
Very nice sweet Matcha

I’m a Matcha newbie and really enjoying the Bronze. The first thing the flavor reminded me of was sweet green peas. No bitterness, very drinkable. And no caffeine jolt - I don’t drink coffee because I hate the caffeine buzz, and this tea has none of it. Very Zen. :)

I like the 100 g option; it removes the “range anxiety” I had with the 30 g package. How long will it last? When will I run out? How many delicious lattes do I have left? Do I dare offer some to company? WHAT IF I HAVE TO GO WITHOUT FOR A MORNING??? Horrors.

One suggestion: Maybe add “approximate servings” to the descriptions of each tea or as a header on the pages or somewhere else easy to find, like “30 grams is approximately (X) 1/2 tsp servings” so buyers can conduct themselves accordingly for hoarding, rationing, stashing, hiding, or reordering purposes. (Who am I kidding - it’s 1 tsp servings all the way.)