1. Sift matcha
3g (0.11 oz)
2 heaping tea ladles or 1.5 level teaspoons.
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how to make matcha latte
Premium Grade
Matcha Sei-Jaku, 30g / 1.06oz
10 cups【$5.5 USD/cup】
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$55.00 USD
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Tasting Notes
**A rich, creamy matcha with depth and quiet intensity.**
Sei-Jaku commands attention from the first sip. It carries a creamy, full-bodied texture with a mellow, rounded bitterness and a distinctly nutty depth — complex without being overwhelming. The tea flavor is generous and lingering, unfolding gradually on the palate.
Its richness makes it an outstanding partner for milk: when prepared as a latte, the creaminess of both the matcha and the milk harmonize beautifully. Sei-Jaku also holds its character boldly in baking and cooking, delivering a pronounced matcha presence in sweets, cakes, and savory dishes alike.
*Best for: Matcha lattes, baking, culinary use*
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Net Weight / Ingredients |
30g (1.06 oz) / 100% green tea (No Additives, No Artificial Colors) |
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Per serving |
$5.5 USD |
| Tea Leaves | Carefully Selected First Flush Tea from the Foot of Mount Fuji / Grand Prix Winner from the Tea Association |
| Grade | Premium |
| Flavor |
Umami：★★★★☆ Sweetness：★★★★☆ Bitterness：★★☆☆☆ |
| Scent | Creamy with a nutty depth |
| Main Benefits |
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Manufacturing Process
“Beyond tradition, we pursue uncompromising purity.”
In the world of traditional matcha, “stone-ground” is still considered the gold standard. However, we have chosen to update that tradition. This is because the traditional method of grinding tea leaves by rubbing stones together cannot completely eliminate the physical risk of “minute stone fragments (impurities) and stone dust” contaminating the matcha.
“Why We Chose State-of-the-Art Precision Milling”
The latest bead mill adopted by Fuji Asahi-en does not rely on the friction of stones like a stone mill; instead, it uses airflow and specialized technology to finely grind the tea leaves.
By disrupting the tea leaf at the cellular level without thermal stress, our process preserves delicate aroma molecules and releases amino acids and antioxidants more fully.
- 100% Impurity-Free: Completely eliminates the risk of stone dust contamination caused by the wear and tear of stone mills. What you taste is nothing but pure tea leaves blessed by Mount Fuji.
- International-Standard Hygiene Management: Grinding takes place in a fully sealed environment within a clean room certified by the Japan Food Sanitation Bureau and FSSC 22000. The process completely blocks out 100% of external dust and bacteria.
- Ultimate Particle Control: We’ve achieved a smooth mouthfeel through “5-micron” precision control.
Prioritizing your body’s “safety” and “deliciousness” over traditional stone-grinding methods—that is the choice Fuji Asahi-en has made."
Features
[Fuji Asahi-en’s Manufacturing Process: Capturing the Energy of Mount Fuji]
Step 1: Tea Leaf Cultivation in Volcanic Soil
We cultivate tea leaves in the mineral-rich volcanic soil at the foot of Mount Fuji. By using “shade cultivation” to block sunlight for approximately 30 days prior to harvest, we maximize the accumulation of L-theanine, an amino acid that sharpens the mind.
Step 2: “Instant Steaming” to Preserve Freshness
Fresh, hand-picked tea leaves are steamed with high-pressure steam immediately after harvest. This instantly stops oxidation, locking in the vibrant green of Mount Fuji. Following a unique drying process, we select only the “parts with the highest concentration of theanine”—the raw material for matcha.
Step 3: “Master Blend” Based on 80 Years of Expertise
Skilled tea masters assess that year’s weather and the condition of the tea leaves, then blend them using a secret ratio passed down for 80 years. Here, we create the “golden ratio” of umami, sweetness, and nutrients—a balance that cannot be achieved with a single type of tea leaf.
Step 4: “Precision Milling”
We mill the tea in an FSSC 22000-certified clean room using state-of-the-art precision milling machines. This eliminates the risk of “fine stone particles”—similar to those found in stone mills—being mixed in, and minimizes nutrient degradation caused by friction heat. Uniform 5-micron particles deliver a silky-smooth texture and an astonishingly high rate of nutrient absorption (bioavailability).
Safety Certification
- FSSC 22000-certified facility
- Certified by the Japan Food Sanitation Bureau
- Passed tests for pesticide residues, radioactivity, and heavy metals (Japanese standards)
Container / Best Before Date
High-performance aluminum pouch / 24 months from manufacture (Store in a cool, dark place)
*Please check the back of the product package for the best-by date.
Recommended Way To Drink
*You can use a household shaker or similar tool to froth the matcha. Feel free to enjoy matcha however you like!
Matcha Latte
Combine matcha's natural sweetness and crisp green bite with the creamy texture of milk.
If you want it sweeter, we recommend adding honey or oligofructose! It’s also delicious with almond milk or oat milk instead of regular milk!
If you want it sweeter, we recommend adding honey or oligofructose! It’s also delicious with almond milk or oat milk instead of regular milk!
2. Add hot water
100 mL (3.4 oz) 80°C (176°F) Pour boiling water into a teacup to cool it to 80°C, then pour into tea bowl.
3. Whisk
15 seconds Whisk vigorously 15 seconds, making an "M" shape.
4. Combine with milk
Pour the frothed milk over the matcha base. Enjoy your perfect matcha latte!
Straight Matcha
The standard matcha whisking method, made to be a normal, liquid consistency.
1. Sift matcha
2g (0.07 oz)
1.5 heaping tea ladles or 1 level teaspoon.
2. Add hot water
60 mL (2 oz) 80°C (176°F) Pour boiling water into a teacup to cool it to 80°C, then pour into tea bowl.
3. Whisk
15 seconds Whisk vigorously 15 seconds, making an "M" shape.
4. Complete
Enjoy a moment of pure bliss! Of course, it’s delicious as is, but adding ice turns it into iced matcha—perfect for hot days.
Straight Matcha(Strong)
Compared to regular matcha, this contains a higher proportion of matcha, allowing you to enjoy a richer flavor.
1. Sift matcha
4g (0.14 oz)
3 heaping tea ladles or 2 level teaspoons.
2. Add hot water
30 mL (1 oz) 80°C (176°F) Cool boiling water to 80°C in teacup, then pour into bowl, just covering matcha powder.
3. Whisk
15 seconds Mix slowly for 15 seconds moving back and forth.
4. Complete
Enjoy a moment of pure bliss!
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Find your match
Three Matchas. One origin.
Tea leaf stage
First harvest
Method
Blended & aged
- First-time matcha buyers, or anyone who usually enjoys matcha in lattes and desserts.
- A simple daily cup for your morning routine or a focused work break.
- Coffee or black tea drinkers looking for a gentler everyday alternative.
- Customers outside Japan who want an approachable first taste of Japanese matcha.
- Cooking, baking, smoothies, and matcha desserts.
Tea leaf stage
First harvest
Method
Blended & aged
- Regular matcha drinkers ready for a more refined cup.
- Quiet daily rituals such as meditation, yoga, reading, or focused work.
- Thoughtful gifts for birthdays, thank-you gifts, and special occasions.
- Anyone who enjoys well-crafted, premium foods and drinks.
- Health-minded customers who care about both flavor and quality.
Tea leaf stage
First harvest
Method
Blended & aged
- Tea ceremony practitioners, or anyone seeking high-grade matcha for temae.
- Those looking for one of Japan’s finest matcha experiences.
- Experienced drinkers who want the highest expression of aged matcha.
- Dedicated matcha enthusiasts and collectors.
- An exceptional gift for someone truly special.
