Yabu Barista Matcha
Yabu Barista Matcha

Yabu Barista Matcha

CHARACTERISTICS:
Cultivar: Yabukita
Harvest: First Harvest
Grade: Latte Grade
Processing: Ball - Milled
Origin: Yaizu, Shizuoka, Japan
Sourcing: Tea Master/Blender
Tea Meister: Nagamine       
 
       
TASTE PROFILE:
Sweetness: 3/5
Bitterness: 2/5
Umami: 3.5/5 

 
USE RECOMMENDATION:
Americano, Latte, Mixed Drinks 

 
QUANTITY:
1000 Grams (500 servings)

 

Chajin is proud to partner with Nagamine Tea of Yaizu, Shizuoka to present the Yabu Barista Matcha.

Founded in 1876, Nagamine is a family-rooted wholesaler that sources leaves from across Japan and finishes each batch in their own Yaizu factory, practicing a careful “art of finishing.”

Crafted by a multi-award-winning tea master, this 100% Yabukita Matcha delivers bright yet mellow flavors, an invigorating sweet/nutty aroma, and a deep green color.

Usucha: 2gr ( 1tsp ) Matcha + 2.5 oz water at 165* to 190*

Koicha: 4gr ( 2tsp )Matcha + 1.5 oz water. at 165*

Americano: 2gr ( 1tsp ) Matcha + 1.5oz Water, Whisk and complete with desired water amount.

Latte: 3gr ( 1.5tsp ) Matcha + 1.5oz water Whisk then complete with desired milk.

Other: We suggest using 2-3 grams for other uses. Depends on you really.

Note: If your Matcha is too strong or too week, try reducing or increasing the Matcha/water amount.

Remember that the hotter the water the bolder infusion.

Matcha Brewing Instructions

Usucha: 2gr ( 1tsp ) Matcha + 2.5 oz water at 165* to 190*

Koicha: 4gr ( 2tsp )Matcha + 1.5 oz water. at 165*

Americano: 2gr ( 1tsp ) Matcha + 1.5oz Water, Whisk and complete with desired water amount.

Latte: 3gr ( 1.5tsp ) Matcha + 1.5oz water Whisk then complete with desired milk.

Other: We suggest using 2-3 grams for other uses. Depends on you really.

Note: If your Matcha is too strong or too week, try reducing or increasing the Matcha/water amount.

Remember that the hotter the water the bolder infusion.