Matcha Enkô / Matcha Ceremony Koicha / box 20g
Matcha Enkô / Matcha Ceremony Koicha / box 20g
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We rediscover with wonder the very green scent of young leaves in early spring, but also that of nori seaweed.
Enkô is a top-quality matcha, cultivated in Uji, Kyoto Prefecture. The word enkô It refers to the kind of halo that the Buddha has on his head.
This tea can be drunk like a regular matcha, diluted and whisked, but develops its full richness and depth of flavor when used to make a koicha: THE koicha It is carefully mixed with a chasen (bamboo whisk) in a little water to obtain a drink as smooth as liquid cream with a robust, dense, and indulgent body. It is a nourishing drink that satisfies the soul.
Net weight - 20g
Ingredient - Green tea
Origin - Japan-Kyoto
Specification
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Temperature: 80°C
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Time: Whisk for ten seconds
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Dosage: 2g/50ml
Saveurs
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Bitterness: 1/5
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Sweetness:
4/5
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Intensity: 4/5
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Umami: 5/5
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