Usucha (Classic Matcha)
The standard matcha whisking method, made to be a normal, liquid consistency.
Available only in the fall, Tsukikage has a pleasant balance of umami and subtle sharpness.
Brisk fall afternoons call for matcha paired with sweets, cookies, and desserts. We blend Tsukikage to be the perfect matcha for daily matcha drinking this season.
When you prepare Tsukikage, the first thing you notice is its vibrant color. When you take a sip, you’ll first taste its crisp astringency, followed by layers of sweetness and umami. It’s a not-too-light and not-too-rich blend, popular with matcha drinkers of all levels.
Try Tsukikage straight to enjoy its natural sweetness and nuances. Matcha fans will appreciate it as koicha, where it displays a more robust flavor. We also recommend it in a matcha latte, where its mild astringency pairs well with the creaminess of the milk.
The moon is at its most beautiful in fall, and for ages Japanese poets have written of the moon as a symbol of this season. Tsukikage – our autumn-exclusive matcha – is named after the light of the moon.
We designed Tsukikage’s package after the season. Flowers of the tea plant—which blooms in October in Kyoto—are drawn on a deep brown backdrop. We often suggest this tea for any small gift giving occasions this season.
The standard matcha whisking method, made to be a normal, liquid consistency.
Combine matcha's natural sweetness and crisp green bite with the creamy texture of milk.
Prepare matcha with hot water and cool it rapidly with plenty of ice.
An iced latte is smooth, refreshing, and easy-to-drink.