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Marukyu Koyamaen - Kinrin Matcha 40g
Marukyu Koyamaen - Kinrin Matcha 40g
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Marukyu Koyamaen - Kinrin Matcha 40g
Marukyu Koyamaen – Kinrin Matcha
40g Ceremonial-Grade Japanese Matcha Powder
Kinrin (金輪), meaning “Golden Wheel”, is a distinguished ceremonial-grade matcha from Marukyu Koyamaen, an Uji tea house with over 300 years of heritage. Known for its luminous balance and refined flavour, Kinrin embodies both elegance and approachability—making it a beloved choice for daily practice and refined tea gatherings alike.
Taste & Character
Kinrin offers a smooth, rounded umami with gentle sweetness and low astringency. Its flavour recalls tender spring greens with a touch of nuttiness, unfolding into a clean, refreshing finish. Approachable yet refined, it is well-suited for usucha (thin tea) and versatile enough for creative matcha preparations.
Aroma
Bright and uplifting, the aroma carries grassy freshness with a subtle floral lift. Once whisked, it blossoms into a soft, inviting fragrance that reflects balance and purity.
Texture & Finish
Stone-milled to ceremonial fineness, Kinrin whisks into a vibrant green froth with fine bubbles. On the palate, it is silky and light-bodied, leaving a refreshing, velvety finish that lingers with quiet elegance.
Best Enjoyed For
- Daily usucha (thin tea) preparation
- Tea gatherings or casual ceremony practice
- A graceful introduction to Marukyu Koyamaen’s matcha
- Pairing with delicate wagashi or seasonal sweets
Origin
Uji, Kyoto Prefecture – the historic heart of Japanese matcha cultivation, producing shaded teas of exceptional quality for over 800 years.
Brand Story
Founded in the late 1600s, Marukyu Koyamaen is a family-run tea house renowned for its uncompromising dedication to quality. Supplying tea to tea masters for centuries, the brand continues to craft blends that embody Uji’s refinement. Kinrin reflects this legacy—luminous, balanced, and timeless, like the golden wheel for which it is named.
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