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Matchas & Teas Gokou Matcha
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Gokou Matcha

$49.00

Gokou Matcha is sweet and creamy and a popular choice for daily matcha drinkers.

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Gokou Matcha is sweet and creamy and a popular choice for daily matcha drinkers.

*limited quantities available

Gokou Matcha is sweet and creamy and a popular choice for daily matcha drinkers.

*limited quantities available

 
 
 
  • Gokou Matcha is one of the creamiest matcha available and best enjoyed on its own.

    It is currently one of Obubu’s Farm best selling Matcha and definitely a good addition to your matcha collection if you are looking for a sweet yet umami selection

  • Rich and Sweet

    Light with undertones of peach

    Lingering sense of banana

  • Origin: Wazuka, Kyoto

    Cultivar: Gokou

    Producer: Obubu Tea Farms

    Harvest: May, 2024

    Appearance: Emerald green in color

    Texture: Sharp

    Process: Steamed, dried, and ground

    Made by slowly grinding Tencha leaves from the first harvest of the year on a stone mill, this is a magnificent Ceremonial Grade Matcha.

  • To make usucha matcha, a thinner, more frothy version of matcha, sift about 3 grams (roughly half a teaspoon) of matcha powder, add about 70 ml of water heated to around 80°C (176°F), and whisk vigorously until a smooth, frothy consistency is achieved.