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Okawari Ceremonial Matcha (50g)
  • Okawari Ceremonial Matcha (50g)
  • Okawari Ceremonial Matcha (50g)
  • Okawari Ceremonial Matcha (50g)
  • Okawari Ceremonial Matcha (50g)
  • Okawari Ceremonial Matcha (50g)
  • Okawari Ceremonial Matcha (50g)
  • Okawari Ceremonial Matcha (50g)
  • Okawari Ceremonial Matcha (50g)
Okawari Ceremonial Matcha (50g)

Okawari Ceremonial Matcha (50g)
$67.00 CAD

Yame, Fukuoka
福岡県八女市

bold. nutty. roasty.
rich and punchy profile that shines through in lattes.
Product Details

in japanese, okawari (お代わり) is a phrase commonly heard during a delicious meal — it means “seconds” or “refill”, as in asking for another serving from the host. it reflects a desire to return to something delicious, and that’s exactly the feeling this matcha evokes from the very first sip.

sourced from the mineral-rich fields of Yame, Fukuoka, Okawari is a bold and flavorful blend of multiple cultivars, carefully crafted for everyday enjoyment. its deep nutty character and savory umami richness create a satisfying usucha, while its strength and nuttiness also shine beautifully through milk in a latte. full-bodied and inviting, it’s a matcha to reach for again and again.

characteristics

  • grade: ceremonial, first harvest
  • cultivar: blended
  • farm region: Yame, Fukuoka
  • tasting notes: nutty, roasty, umami
  • body: full
  • experience: bold & rich, everyday
  • best use: usucha; latte

additional specifications

  • ingredients: green tea
  • servings: approx. 25
  • caffeine: ~65-70 mg per serving
  • shelf life: 1 year (best consumed within 2 months of opening)
  • packaging: foil bag in resealable tin

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sourced directly from family-owned farms

YAME, FUKUOKA
福岡県八女市

Yame, Fukuoka is one of Japan’s most respected tea regions, known for its mineral-rich soil, misty mountain climate, and centuries-old tea cultivation.

Long celebrated for producing Japan’s finest gyokuro, Yame now brings those same pristine conditions to matcha—yielding a tea with remarkable depth, richness, and natural sweetness.

Customer Reviews

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Komal S.
Rich and potent!

This matcha is excellent quality. I use it both hot and cold. Will definitely be repurchasing once I am out.

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Anonymous
Ahhh•mazing!

It’s nice and bold with nutty flavours lingering through!. I would definitely recommend if that’s what you’re looking for.

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E.C.

i rlly liked this matcha very nutty but expensive so dont know if id repurchase

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Natalie
New go-to !

I've been trying out different brands of matcha and was looking specifically for a Canadian company to support. I drink it straight (usucha) and occasionally with a little bit of milk on top, and mostly iced. It is bold, smooth, has great umami and very little astringency. I love it. It is replacing my usual Ippodo order for sure as my go-to daily matcha.

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Jessica B.
Delicious matcha! Love the nutty flavor profile, and makes a fantastic matcha latte!

I regularly order matcha from Japan (huge lover of Ippodo), having lived there for 3 years and having studied tea ceremony I can be a bit particular about my matcha so I'm nervous to try new companies - but due to the matcha shortage resulting in limited supplies, restock issues and and drastic price increases, I had heard fantastic things about Emeri's Okawari Ceremonial Matcha so decided to deviate from my normal order.

I am so glad I did, the flavor profile is exactly as described bold. nutty. roasty and I have absolutely been loving using this matcha powder to make matcha lattes. It is a beautiful vibrant bold green - and can even hold its flavor profile when paired with fruity matcha lattes (ex: mango matcha lattes or strawberry matcha lattes) to my great delight.

I recommend a ratio of 5g matcha / 50g 80*C temperature water / 225g milk ratio for a delicious & rich matcha latte <3

As a side note: As this matcha is less "grassy" and "umami" tasting with low astringency, I think it would be a *really* great matcha for beginners who are still getting into matcha.

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