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Our Matcha

Our Matcha – Types and Their Specifics

Every Kyosun matcha has its story and purpose. From the kitchen and gastronomy to the tea ceremony – choose matcha directly from Japan with guaranteed origin, organic certification, and regular lab testing.

 

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🧪Every batch tested pesticides, heavy metals, microbiology.
🌱Organic / kosher fully compliant with strict EU standards.
📦Freshness & logistics chilled storage, fast rotation.
🤝Private Label & B2B tailored formulas, stable quality.

Kyosun Matcha B⁺

📍 Origin: Shizuoka (3rd harvest) Certification: Organic 🎯 Use: gastronomy, home cooking, food production

Pronounced taste with light astringency and light green color. Higher catechin content – ideal for intense color and flavor in desserts, drinks, and culinary formulas.

Smoothies & shakes Ice cream & desserts Food manufacturing
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Kyosun Matcha B⁺⁺

📍 Origin: Aichi + Shizuoka (1st & 2nd harvest) Certification: Organic, kosher 🎯 Use: daily drinking, production

Delicate with a hint of astringency and a more pronounced green tone. More amino acids than B⁺ – often chosen for the best price/performance ratio.

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Kyosun Matcha A⁺

📍 Origin: Aichi (1st harvest) Certification: Organic, kosher 🎯 Use: cafés, straight preparation, matcha latte

Smooth, harmonious taste without astringency and beautifully intense color. High L-theanine content supports focus and delivers calm energy.

traditional preparation matcha latte tea houses
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Kyosun Matcha A⁺⁺

📍 Origin: Aichi (1st harvest) Certification: Organic, kosher 🎯 Use: tea rituals, premium lattes

Even smoother and fuller than A⁺. Velvety texture and sweet finish – outstanding quality, near-ceremonial.

usucha (whisked) premium latte tastings
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Kyosun Matcha A⁺⁺⁺

📍 Origin: Kagoshima (1st harvest) Certification: Organic, kosher 🎯 Use: usucha & koicha, fine dining

The highest grade in our portfolio: delicate, slightly sweet taste, deep green color, and velvety texture. Ideal for traditional preparation (usucha, koicha) and exclusive concepts.

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Quick Comparison

Type Origin / harvest Certification Brief profile Best for
B⁺ Shizuoka (3rd) Organic pronounced, lightly astringent gastronomy, desserts, production
B⁺⁺ Aichi + Shizuoka (1st & 2nd) Organic, kosher delicate with a hint of astringency daily drinking, recipes
A⁺ Aichi (1st) Organic, kosher harmonious, no astringency straight prep, latte
A⁺⁺ Aichi (1st) Organic, kosher velvety, sweeter rituals, premium lattes
A⁺⁺⁺ Kagoshima (1st) Organic, kosher ultimate delicacy usucha/koicha, fine dining
Note: Flavor profiles may vary slightly by season and batch. Each batch undergoes quality control; full documentation is available for B2B partners.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which matcha is best for lattes?

For everyday lattes, choose B⁺⁺ (balanced color and taste). For premium drinks, go with A⁺ or A⁺⁺ – a velvety profile with pronounced umami.

What's the difference between 1st, 2nd, and 3rd harvest?

1st harvest (first spring leaves) – the most delicate taste, higher L-theanine. 2nd harvest – fuller flavor, still gentle. 3rd harvest – more pronounced profile and higher catechins, great for gastronomy and production.

How should I store matcha after opening?

Airtight, chilled, and away from light. After opening, ideally consume within a few weeks to preserve full aroma.