Kuchikiri no Matcha Koicha Chiyo no Kotobuki

Kuchikiri seasonal matcha from Kanbayashi Shunsho.

Kuchikiri means breaking the seal of the jar. After harvesting, tea leaves are kept to mature in sealed clay jars in chambers from early Spring, and these jars are first opened in Autumn. This is how fall season tea came to be called kuchikiri tea.

TASTE NOTES:
A full-bodied, versatile, and invigorating koicha that offers a wide range of flavors on the palate. It starts off sweet and smooth, then shifts to a refreshing, green note, and finishes with a pleasant bitterness. An exciting option for experienced matcha enthusiasts.

KUCHIKIRI MATCHA SET
► Kuchikiri no Matcha Usucha Wakamori no Shiro + Koicha Chiyo no Kotobuki ◀︎
Try this Koicha with its Usucha pair from Kanbayashi Shunsho. The two matcha come in a stylish Japanese gift box.

The meaning of Chiyo no Kotobuki 千代の寿
千代 "Chiyo" is a traditional Japanese word meaning "a thousand generations" or "eternity." It often conveys the idea of longevity, or lasting for a very long time.
寿 "Kotobuki" also means "longevity," "congratulations," or "celebration." It is commonly used to express wishes for long life, prosperity, or good fortune, often used in contexts like celebrations.
千代の寿 "Chiyo no Kotobuki" can be translated as "the longevity of a thousand generations" or "eternal happiness".


Available until November 29 or whilte the stock lasts.


Please note, that Sazen Tea does not keep this product in stock. We get all matcha and tea powder fresh from the factories only after an order is placed for it on our website, and this process can take a few days. Thank you for your patience!

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