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Kobayashi-san's Matcha Tsuyuhikari

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$21 $30 In stock

Category: Rishi Tea & Botanicals

This micro-lot of stone-milled organic tencha is grown in Kobayashi-san’s pristine, forest-edged gardens with notes of alpine aroma, chestnut cream and roasted cacao nibs in every sip.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 18 reviews)

Lily ★★★★★

I usually brew sencha out of habit, but this stone-milled tencha from the forest-edged gardens has completely shifted my mornings. The roasted cacao nib note lingers in a way that feels almost creamy, and the alpine aroma makes the first sip genuinely calming.

Robert ★★★★★

I opened the bag and that alpine aroma hit me immediately—it’s like breathing in a forest. Stone-milled so fine it almost dissolves, and the roasted cacao nib finish lingers long after the cup is gone. This is my new weekend ritual.

Emma S. ★★★★★

The chestnut cream note is so pronounced it’s like drinking a dessert, but the roasted cacao nibs keep it grounded and savory. I’ve had stone-milled matcha before, but this one’s texture is silkier and the forest-edge terroir really comes through in the finish.