Matcha Tea Gensō Organic

Ceremonial Grade 97 P.

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Ceremonial Grade matcha from an innovative organic farm with over 25 years of experience in organic cultivation. Deep vegetal aroma with pronounced umami – clear and powerful.
Character Nutty, chocolatey, full-bodied with a light foam, deep green and juicy, silky texture, savoury vegetal umami
Tea Farm Leading, innovative tea farm in Shizuoka
Terroir Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan
Harvest 1st harvest (Ichibancha), May 2025
Cultivar Samidori
Grinding Farm's own granite stone mill, particle size 6 μm
Elevation 100m above sea level
Shading Full shading, >30 days, Tana (2 layers)
Cultivation Organic certified cultivation for 25 years
Laboratory Tests Radioactivity (annual testing of the region), pesticides, heavy metals and aluminium
Grade 97/100 P. (Matcha category); Ceremonial Grade
€37.90
30g

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€1,263.33 / 1kg
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Matcha Gensō Organic

Character

Tasting Notes

Pleasant and subtly layered with nutty, chocolatey base notes, our organic Matcha Gensō reveals its complexity even as koicha, captivating the senses from the very first sip. Characteristic of matcha from Shizuoka, its flavour is direct and invigorating, yet full-bodied and surprisingly light in mouthfeel. The fine, soft foam settles elegantly on the tongue, drawing attention to an intense interplay of aroma and taste that lingers remarkably long. A caffeine-rich hint of bitterness – gentle, smooth, yet deeply satisfying – blends harmoniously with the matcha’s silky body. This allows the distinctive Samidori umami to shine through: enveloping the palate like the lush, vibrant-green leaf of the tea plant itself. While the first sips are marked by fresh, grassy and enlivening notes, as the finish unfolds, the tea’s profound depth becomes fully apparent. The result is a pleasantly potent yet wonderfully rounded matcha with a deliciously deep umami profile.

Texture

Silky, light with a deep foundation

Cup

Matt, grass green

Matcha Gensō Organic

Matcha Tea

Matcha, alongside Gyokuro, is considered one of the finest of Japanese green teas. Unlike other teas, matcha is produced from shaded leaves that have been milled to a fine powder. The resulting tea contains the whole tea leaf and all its nutrients, not just water-soluble compounds. The production of matcha is time-consuming and demanding: the highest grades are gently ground in granite stone mills which can only produce a few grammes per hour due to the slow pace. Quality matcha has an intensely sweet and umami flavour that even in high concentrations (such as in the dark Koicha tea) is only minimally or not at all bitter.

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Laboratory Tests

We go to great lengths to identify the finest organic tea farms across the world’s most celebrated terroirs. All our teas are sourced directly from the farmer and, with a few exceptions, are certified organic or come from pesticide-free farms. Each batch of tea for every harvest is tested for pesticides and other pollutants in an independent German lab to ensure they meet our strict quality standards as well as HACCP food safety requirements.

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Our comprehensive portfolio focuses on organic, single-origin teas sourced directly from renowned farms. We believe in creating partnerships with farmers who share our values and are committed to sustainable, responsible tea cultivation. Thanks to these strong relationships our exciting range is constantly growing and evolving. As an international team of dedicated and passionate tea experts, we are committed to preserving centuries-old tea culture while ensuring it remains relevant and continues to bring joy in the present. About Yoshi En.

Cultivation & Processing

Special features in location, cultivation and processing

The tea farmer relies on particularly innovative methods to optimise both fertiliser use and land efficiency. Part of the tea is shaded by purpose-built solar panels which, in addition to generating income through the sale of electricity, also help enhance the quality of the leaves. He has also worked closely with the Shizuoka Tea Research Centre for many years, regularly commissioning detailed analyses of soil nutrient levels at various points across his fields. This allows him to maximise the efficiency of irrigation, shading, and fertiliser application for each cultivar individually.

Organic Certification

Organic Certification

PL-EKO-01
Nicht-EU-Landwirtschaft

Preparation

Brewing Guide

Using a Chashaku, place two scoops (approx. one teaspoon) in a matcha bowl of your choice. Then pour approximately 80ml of hot water between 60°C and 80°C into the bowl, without pouring directly onto the powder to avoid clumping. For the next step, a matcha whisk is undoubtedly the best choice for achieving the iconic matcha foam.

The key to the perfect matcha is in the motion. Circular movements and a typical whisking motion should be avoided, as little-to-no foam will form. Hold the matcha whisk at an angle of around 90° in the bowl, allowing it to gently scrape the base without pressing against it. Now move it straight up and down from the wrist while moving your arm to the left and right, creating a ‘’W‘’ or ‘’M‘’ movement. The faster you perform this movement, the easier it is to create a wonderfully fluffy foam. Practice makes perfect – enjoy!

Recommended Matcha Bowl

For the proper preparation and optimal flavour development, we recommend using an authentic Japanese matcha bowl.

Recommended Accessories

For the ideal texture, flavour and preservation of matcha's delicate qualities, we recommend using a fine mesh strainer and a high-quality bamboo matcha whisk. For dispensing and dosing, the ideal utensil is an authentic Chashaku made of bamboo.

Storage and Packaging

Our matcha is packaged in a protective bag and stored within a high-quality tin with a screw lid, which is coated on the inside with BPA-free plastic. Before opening, the matcha can be stored in the original packaging in the refrigerator or at room temperature.

After opening, we recommend keeping the matcha tightly closed and at room temperature to protect it from moisture, odour, light and oxidation. During the summer, opened matcha can be stored in the refrigerator to maintain its freshness, although it should only be taken out briefly to prevent excessive moisture absorption or exposure to unwanted odours. For optimum quality, use the matcha within a few weeks if possible. For longer-term storage, we recommend storing matcha in an opaque, airtight container such as one of our matcha tea caddies and store at room temperature.

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