This matcha comes from the misty hills of Fujian, where powdered tea has been made long before the world called it “matcha.” It carries the quiet strength of its origin: shade-grown leaves, stone-milled into a fine, calm green powder that feels grounded rather than flashy.
The taste is clean and steady — a gentle bitterness that doesn’t bite, a touch of sweetness that appears only after a second.
Smooth enough for daily drinking, rich enough to stand on its own, and unmistakably tied to the place where powdered tea was born. This is Fujian’s take on a tradition that traveled the world — still humble, still rooted, still very real.