Nōkō Ceremonial Matcha (100g)
Minamikyushu, Kagoshima
鹿児島県 | 南九州市
intense. nutty. punchy.
full-bodied and deep profile that lingers on the palette.
Product Details
nōkō (濃厚) in japanese is often used to describe something rich, intense, or deeply concentrated. this is emeri’s boldest matcha sourced to date, crafted for enthusiasts who appreciate a prominent presence in every sip.
grown in minamikyushu, kagoshima, nōkō benefits from southern japan’s volcanic soil, long sunlight hours, and mineral-dense terrain. these growing conditions produce leaves with remarkable depth and structure. the result is a concentrated, nutty profile with a punchy, lingering finish.
intensely expressive and full-bodied, nōkō delivers a commanding usucha and stands confidently in a latte without losing its character. a deep nuttiness anchors the cup, followed by a pleasantly brisk, gently puckering sensation that allows the intensity to linger gracefully on the palate.
this is a matcha for those who gravitate toward bolder flavors and a more full-bodied experience.
characteristics
- grade: ceremonial, first harvest
- cultivar: blended
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farm region: minamikyushu, kagoshima
- tasting notes: punchy, nutty, rich
- body: full
- experience: rich & deep
- best use: usucha; premium latte
additional specifications
- ingredients: green tea
- servings: approx. 50
- caffeine: ~65-70 mg per serving
- shelf life: 1 year (best consumed within 2 months of opening)
- packaging: resealable pouch
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sourced directly from family-owned farms
MINAMIKYUSHU, KAGOSHIMA
鹿児島県 | 南九州市
Minamikyushu sits at the southern edge of japan’s island of kyushu, one of the country’s most prolific and progressive tea-growing regions. nourished by volcanic ash soil and long hours of southern sunlight, the tea fields here benefit from a warm climate that encourages early harvests and strong leaf development.
these conditions produce matcha with vivid color, structured body, and pronounced character. the region is known for cultivating expressive leaves that hold their presence, whether prepared traditionally as usucha or enjoyed in a latte.