Ippodo Ummon Matcha
€39.90 – €62.99Price range: €39.90 through €62.99
Flavour Profile & Aroma
Taste: Smooth, rich umami with balanced sweetness
Aroma: Fresh, vegetal, and elegant
Texture: Silky and creamy froth when whisked correctly
Colour: Bright emerald green with vivid sheen
Buy Ippodo Ummon Matcha – Japan’s Most Refined Ceremonial Tea
Looking to buy Ippodo Ummon Matcha online? You’ve just found one of the rarest and most luxurious ceremonial matchas in the world. Ippodo Ummon-no-Mukashi is a premium matcha produced by Ippodo Tea Co., one of Kyoto’s most prestigious tea houses established in 1717.
This matcha represents the pinnacle of Uji tea craftsmanship, offering an exceptionally smooth, umami-rich flavour with a deep emerald hue and a naturally sweet aftertaste.
Perfect for tea connoisseurs and those who appreciate refined Japanese culture in every sip.
What Is Ippodo Ummon Matcha?
Ummon-no-Mukashi is Ippodo’s highest ceremonial-grade matcha — traditionally served in Japanese tea ceremonies (chanoyu).
It’s crafted from the youngest, shade-grown tea leaves harvested in Uji, Kyoto, then stone-ground into an ultra-fine, vibrant green powder. The result? A matcha that’s velvety, deep, and mellow, with minimal bitterness and a long-lasting sweetness — the kind of tea that transforms a moment into a ritual.
Flavour Profile & Aroma
Taste: Smooth, rich umami with balanced sweetness
Aroma: Fresh, vegetal, and elegant
Texture: Silky and creamy froth when whisked correctly
Colour: Bright emerald green with vivid sheen
Ummon Matcha’s taste is deep and layered — perfect for traditional koicha (thick tea) preparation, but equally delightful as usucha (thin tea) for everyday luxury.
Why Choose Ippodo Ummon Matcha
✅ Ceremonial Grade Quality – Harvested from Uji’s most prized tea gardens
✅ Handcrafted by Tea Masters – Centuries of skill in every batch
✅ Authentic Kyoto Heritage – Produced by Ippodo, founded in 1717
✅ Freshness Guaranteed – Sealed airtight to preserve flavour and nutrients
✅ Worldwide Delivery – Straight from Japan to your door
This isn’t just tea — it’s history in a cup.
How to Prepare Ippodo Ummon Matcha
1️⃣ Sift 2g (1 tsp) of matcha into a bowl.
2️⃣ Add 60–70ml of hot water (80°C).
3️⃣ Whisk vigorously with a bamboo chasen in a “W” motion until frothy.
4️⃣ Sip slowly and enjoy the smooth, creamy texture.
For koicha (thick matcha), double the powder and halve the water for a deeper, ceremonial experience.
Perfect For
Japanese tea ceremony lovers
Meditation or mindfulness rituals
Premium cafés or tea rooms
Thoughtful, luxury gifts
Everyday matcha enthusiasts seeking the best
Delivery & Packaging
Origin: Uji, Kyoto, Japan
Weight: 40g tin (approx. 20 servings)
Packaging: Vacuum-sealed and nitrogen-flushed for ultimate freshness
Delivery: Fast, tracked worldwide shipping from Ireland or Japan
FAQs About Ippodo Ummon Matcha
Q1: What makes Ippodo Ummon different from other matchas?
It’s one of Ippodo’s top ceremonial-grade teas, offering a deeper umami and smoother texture.
Q2: Is Ummon Matcha good for beginners?
Yes — though premium, it’s easy to whisk and enjoy even for first-time drinkers.
Q3: Can I use this matcha for lattes?
Yes, but its delicate flavour shines best when enjoyed pure.
Q4: How should I store my Ippodo matcha?
Keep it airtight, away from heat and sunlight. Refrigeration is ideal after opening.
Q5: Is this matcha organic?
Ippodo does not label Ummon as organic, but it’s cultivated with traditional Japanese care and purity.
Q6: How many servings are in a tin?
A 40g tin provides around 20 servings of usucha (thin tea).
Q7: Do you ship worldwide?
Yes — we deliver to over 50 countries with full tracking and secure packaging.
Q8: What’s the caffeine content like?
Moderate — enough to energize you gently without the crash of coffee.
Q9: Can I gift-wrap this product?
Yes, we offer elegant gift packaging on request.
Q10: Who should buy Ippodo Ummon Matcha?
Anyone seeking an authentic Japanese ceremonial matcha experience at home.
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