€35.91 – €56.69Price range: €35.91 through €56.69
Ippodo Sayaka Matcha
€35.99 – €78.99Price range: €35.99 through €78.99
€32.39 – €71.09Price range: €32.39 through €71.09
Flavour Profile and Aroma
Taste: Mild umami with a subtle, rounded sweetness
Aroma: Fresh, grassy, and delicately fragrant
Texture: Smooth and creamy when whisked correctly
Colour: Bright jade green
The flavor of Sayaka Matcha is clean and balanced, with no bitterness — perfect for those who enjoy matcha as usucha (thin tea) or in lighter ceremonial sessions.
Buy Ippodo Sayaka Matcha – Smooth, Vibrant Ceremonial-Grade Tea from Kyoto
Looking to buy Ippodo Sayaka Matcha online? You’re about to experience one of the most balanced and approachable ceremonial matchas from Kyoto’s world-renowned Ippodo Tea Co., established in 1717.
Ippodo Sayaka-no-Mukashi is a beautifully smooth, refreshing matcha with a mild umami taste and elegant sweetness. Perfect for both beginners and tea enthusiasts, this matcha offers a harmonious blend of richness and delicacy — capturing the essence of Kyoto’s matcha tradition in every sip.
What Is Ippodo Sayaka Matcha?
Sayaka-no-Mukashi is a ceremonial-grade matcha crafted in Uji, Kyoto, Japan’s premier region for green tea cultivation. This matcha is stone-ground from shade-grown young tea leaves, resulting in a fine, silky texture and a fresh, vibrant green color. Sayaka is often described as graceful yet vivid — offering a lighter body than Ummon while maintaining the same signature depth that defines Ippodo’s teas. It’s an ideal daily ceremonial matcha for mindful rituals or moments of calm focus.
Flavour Profile and Aroma
Taste: Mild umami with a subtle, rounded sweetness
Aroma: Fresh, grassy, and delicately fragrant
Texture: Smooth and creamy when whisked correctly
Colour: Bright jade green
The flavor of Sayaka Matcha is clean and balanced, with no bitterness — perfect for those who enjoy matcha as usucha (thin tea) or in lighter ceremonial sessions.
Why Choose Ippodo Sayaka Matcha
Authentic Kyoto Ceremonial Matcha – Direct from Ippodo’s heritage tea house in Kyoto
Balanced Flavor Profile – Ideal for both new and experienced matcha drinkers
Freshness Guaranteed – Sealed and nitrogen-flushed for maximum aroma and taste
Produced in Uji, Japan – Grown in the same region as Japan’s most prestigious teas
Worldwide Delivery – Fast, tracked international shipping available
Ippodo’s Sayaka is crafted for those who value quality, tradition, and calm energy in their daily tea ritual.
How to Prepare Ippodo Sayaka Matcha
Sift 2 grams (1 teaspoon) of matcha into a tea bowl.
Add 60–70 ml of hot water (about 80°C).
Whisk vigorously in an “M” or “W” motion using a bamboo chasen until a fine froth forms.
Drink immediately and enjoy the silky, sweet aftertaste.
For a slightly richer flavor, add a little more powder for a thicker usucha or prepare it as koicha for special occasions.
Perfect For
Everyday ceremonial use
Beginners seeking authentic Kyoto matcha
Wellness enthusiasts practicing mindfulness
Gifting to tea lovers or cultural enthusiasts
Cafés offering premium Japanese tea
Product Details
Origin: Uji, Kyoto, Japan
Grade: Ceremonial
Net Weight: 40g (approximately 20 servings)
Packaging: Sealed airtight for freshness
Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place away from light and moisture
Delivery Information
All orders are packed securely and shipped with tracked worldwide delivery.
Orders typically arrive within:
Ireland: 1–3 business days
Europe: 3–7 business days
Worldwide: 7–15 business days
FAQs About Ippodo Sayaka Matcha
Q1: What makes Ippodo Sayaka Matcha different from Ummon?
Sayaka is lighter, milder, and more approachable — ideal for everyday ceremonial tea.
Q2: Is Sayaka suitable for beginners?
Yes. It’s one of Ippodo’s most balanced and beginner-friendly matchas.
Q3: Can I use Sayaka Matcha for lattes?
Yes, though its delicate flavour is best enjoyed pure as traditional matcha.
Q4: How should I store Sayaka Matcha?
Keep sealed and store in a cool, dark place. Refrigerate after opening for freshness.
Q5: Is this matcha organic?
Ippodo does not label Sayaka as organic but maintains exceptional purity and safety standards.
Q6: How long does a tin last?
A 40g tin provides about 20 servings when used traditionally.
Q7: Where does Sayaka come from?
It’s produced in Uji, Kyoto — Japan’s most famous matcha region.
Q8: Do you deliver worldwide?
Yes, we provide tracked and insured international delivery.
Q9: What water temperature is best?
Use water around 80°C to preserve the sweetness and smoothness of the matcha.
Q10: Is Ippodo Sayaka Matcha good for gifting?
Yes, it’s beautifully packaged and ideal as a refined gift for tea lovers.
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Keep the tin sealed tightly to protect against air and moisture.
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Use within two months of opening for best taste and aroma.



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