AMACHI MIO Ceremonial Matcha tin
Ceremonial Grade

MIO

Cultivated in the mist-shrouded peaks of Jingshan, Zhejiang. Our 2024 First Harvest honors the Song Dynasty heritage, offering a refined profile of chestnut sweetness and profound meditative clarity.

eco 100% Certified EU Organic — Cultivated under strict European Union organic farming standards.
30g (Ritual Size)
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CLARITY IN EVERY SIP

"A vibrant, electric green powder that dissolves into a velvety cloud of marine and chestnut notes."

UMAMI

Pronounced, seaweed, ocean-rich.

SWEETNESS

Subtle notes of honey and roasted chestnut.

TEXTURE

Dense, frothy, micro-milled cream.

FINISH

Clean, non-astringent, lingering sweetness.

THE WHISKING ART

Four Steps to Clarity

01. SIFT

Ensure 2g of powder is sifted into your chawan to eliminate clumps.

02. TEMPER

Add 70ml of water at exactly 80°C to preserve the delicate amino acids.

03. WHISK

Use a bamboo whisk in a vigorous 'W' motion until a micro-foam forms.

04. EMBRACE

Hold the bowl with both hands and inhale the aroma before the first sip.

A high-end, minimalist editorial photograph of a creamy matcha latte in a handcrafted ceramic bowl.

The Modern Ritual

The Art of the Matcha Latte

A delicate balance of tradition and modern comfort. Our ceremonial-grade matcha creates a vibrant, velvety latte that preserves the tea's natural sweetness and umami profile.

Preparation Tip

Whisk 2g of Jingshan Reserve Matcha with 50ml of 80°C water until frothy, then gently pour over 150ml of warm, textured oat or macadamia milk.

THE PROVENANCE

Jingshan, Zhejiang

The Jingshan Reserve is exclusively sourced from the ancient, high-altitude gardens of Jingshan, Zhejiang. This singular origin is defined by mineral-rich volcanic soil and a persistent morning mist that blankets the peaks, nurturing the tea leaves with a gentle, constant humidity that develops our signature chestnut sweetness and profound clarity.

ELEVATION 950m Above Sea Level
CULTIVAR Jingshan Qunti
HARVEST Ichibancha (First Flush)

"The mountain mist of the Zhejiang peaks nurtures the tea with a gentle, constant humidity."