Ceremonial Grade Uji Matcha - Tea and Whisk
Ceremonial Grade Uji Matcha - Tea and Whisk
Ceremonial Grade Uji Matcha - Tea and Whisk

Ceremonial Grade Uji Kyouen Matcha

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Why does everyone seek matcha from Uji?
It’s more than tradition—it’s the culmination of centuries of mastery. The rolling mist-covered hills of Uji, Kyoto, offer the ideal microclimate for tencha cultivation. Combined with deeply rooted craftsmanship, Uji’s matcha is celebrated for its vibrant green color, rich umami, and refined smoothness.

Kyouen Matcha 共宴抹茶—literally “shared feast”—invokes the communal spirit of Japanese tea ceremony. In times past, the tea room was a rare space where warriors, monks, and artists gathered not to compete, but to connect. This matcha honors that philosophy. It’s meant to be shared—not just physically, but emotionally. A silent moment, a common bowl, a deeper understanding.

Crafted from the single cultivar Oku Midori, Kyouen Matcha is our most popular high-grade ceremonial offering. It’s known for its deep umami, creamy texture, and a subtle nutty finish, with only the faintest astringency to provide contrast. Its naturally low bitterness makes it approachable for newcomers, while its complexity rewards even the most seasoned matcha connoisseurs.


How to Properly Enjoy Kyouen Matcha 共宴抹茶

Kyouen is remarkably versatile. It shines as usucha (thin matcha) but is refined enough to be enjoyed as koicha (thick matcha)—a rarity among even high-grade matcha. Whisked thick, it retains its creamy, smooth character without harshness or chalky bitterness.

🍵 Usucha (薄茶 – thin matcha) preparation:

  • Matcha: 2 grams (roughly 1 tsp)

  • Water: 70–80 ml (2.5 oz) at 160–170°F (70–77°C)

  • Whisk: Use a bamboo chasen to whisk in a "W" or "M" motion briskly until a fine, foamy layer forms on top. A good foam should be soft and creamy, not bubbly.

🍵 Koicha (濃茶 – thick matcha) preparation:

  • Matcha: 4 grams (about 2 tsp)

  • Water: 30 ml (1 oz) at 160°F (70°C)

  • Whisk: Slowly knead the matcha with the chasen in circular or figure-eight motions. The goal is not foam, but a rich, glossy texture—almost like warm matcha syrup.

This matcha can handle both preparations beautifully—whether you're enjoying a solitary morning ritual or sharing a bowl with guests. The name 共宴 reminds us: no matter how it’s served, matcha is always better when it brings people together.

All products shipped from Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

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Nicole (Page, US)
LOVE IT!

I love it so much I subscribe to it monthly. And almost every month I increase the quantity. I share it with friends and they love it too. Leo is always to quick to respond to emails and I couldn’t be happier.

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Leticia
Daughter loved

Daughter loved this for her birthday. Thank you!

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Ojii (Las Vegas, US)
Very smooth and tasty

This is a great matcha. Delicious taste and even better than the matcha we brought home from Uji

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Jowell (Honolulu, US)
Good quality

Loved this place. Very authentic and knowledgeable workers.

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Kieu (Milpitas, US)
Amazing Quality

This Uji matcha did not disappoint. It's great for matcha drinks with just water and even mixed with coconut water!

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Alejandra (Las Vegas, US)
Uji Kyouen

The staff at Tea and Whisk were incredibly helpful and knowledgeable. They took the time to help me choose the right matcha and explained the differences between the matcha leaves in a way that was easy to understand. I also loved learning about how they source and distribute their teas and matcha. You can really tell they care about quality and educating their customers. Such a great experience and I’ll definitely be back.

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Sierra (Las Vegas, US)
Quality you can see and taste

This is one of the best matcha powders that I have tasted! I usually like to make my matcha into a latte and usually with other powders once you mix it with the milk, you get a really light green matcha latte color which also dilutes the taste. However, with this matcha, my latte is still very strong and the color is an earthy and vibrant color instead of being diluted and light colored as with others. Highly recommend!

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Cynthia (Buffalo, US)
Yum

Very smooth taste. I can tell the difference between this and other Matcha teas I've had in the past. The coloring is different as well.. I'm very glad I received this as a birthday gift.

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Everett (Las Vegas, US)
QUALITY MATCHA

I purchase the Ceremonial Grade Uji Kyouen Matcha for my wife as she enjoys it every morning. Using this Matcha makes it difficult to go to most local coffee shops and order a Matcha. Most serve a much lower quality Matcha, that is typically sweetened. Almost always a disappointment. She absolutely loves the Uji Matcha. Bright, not bitter. A true high quality Matcha!

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Binbinhie (Henderson, US)
It’s good, but a little to seaweed forward for me

Hi! I drank with no sugar or milk and I prepare the traditional way. The matcha itself is very smooth, and good quality. There is a lot of umami, and if you’re into that. Then I recommend the Uji! I personally found it a little tooo much. I wouldn’t purchase it again, but I finished the whole tin and it was still enjoyable.

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Samuel (Gardendale, US)
Absolutely Amazing

Love the Macha! It takes me and my wife back to our times living in Japan and Korea.


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