Matcha Kudasai
HINATA Yame Matcha (4th flush) 100g
HINATA Yame Matcha (4th flush) 100g
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Best for: Gentle, everyday matcha
Taste: Mild · Creamy · Low bitterness
Use: Latte · Desserts · Daily use
✔ Very low bitterness
✔ Smooth and easy to drink
✔ Great for everyday matcha
Description
A gentle, creamy matcha from Yame, Japan with very low bitterness and a soft, mellow profile.
Perfect for everyday matcha lattes, it blends smoothly with milk for a light and comforting drink.
Not sure if this is right for you?
→ Choose this if you prefer a light, gentle matcha
→ Perfect if you don’t like bitterness
Tasting Notes
Mild · Creamy · Soft grain · Light umami
Recommended Use
Best enjoyed:
- Matcha latte
- Smoothies
- Desserts & baking
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Preparation
Use 2 - 4 g (≈ 2 - 4 chasaku) of matcha.
Whisk with 75 - 80 °C water until frothy.
Add milk (dairy, oat, or soy) to taste.
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Period: Fourth Flush
Origin: Yame, Fukuoka, Japan
Cultivar: Blend (Tencha)
Product of Japan

Ingredients
100% Japanese matcha powder
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from light and moisture.
Refrigeration is recommended even before opening.
- Keeps for 1 - 2 years in fridge, longer in freezer
- If stored at room temperature, colour and taste may change within 3 – 4 months
- Avoid strong-smelling items - matcha absorbs odours easily
About Tencha & Sencha
Tencha is the shaded tea leaf used to make premium matcha. Grown under cover for several weeks before harvest, it develops rich L-theanine, creating a naturally sweet, umami-rich flavour and vibrant green hue. After steaming and drying, tencha is stone-ground into fine powder to become matcha.
Sencha, on the other hand, is typically grown under full sun and brewed as loose-leaf tea, giving it a brighter, more astringent taste.
However, our Sencha Matcha is made by finely grinding sencha leaves into powder - allowing you to enjoy its clean, refreshing green-tea flavour in the same easy-to-use matcha form.
A little about matcha from Yame, Kyushu
Yame is located in southern Fukuoka, on Japan’s Kyushu island.
It’s a region surrounded by mountains, clean rivers, and morning mist, creating ideal conditions for high-quality tea. The fog and temperature difference between day and night help tea plants develop rich amino acids (L-theanine) - the source of umami and natural sweetness.
Yame matcha is prized for its smooth, mellow taste and low bitterness, compared to matcha from other regions like Uji or Shizuoka.
Its high L-theanine content gives it a rounded, savoury flavour and creamy mouthfeel that even beginners can enjoy straight or in lattes.
Because of the region’s fertile volcanic soil and careful shading methods, Yame matcha has a deep, vivid green hue and fresh grassy aroma.
The colour stays bright even in milk drinks - making it ideal for matcha lattes and desserts that look as good as they taste.
Not sure which to choose?
Okumidori → smooth & mellow
Yabukita → classic & balanced
Nutti → nutty & creamy
Nime → bold & strong
Hinata → gentle & low bitterness
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