MATCHA ANSHUN | ceremonial grade

MATCHA ANSHUN is grown in Guizhou, China at the high-elevation Anshun Royal Tea Garden. Though its origin may be unexpected, its quality isn’t. This is a clean, vibrant matcha—designed to perform at the ceremonial level, priced for daily use.
The farm’s cultivars include Yabukita, a familiar Japanese staple, alongside modern Chinese types selected for high chlorophyll, umami, and low bitterness. The leaves are shade-grown under full canopy for 21 days before harvest, then processed entirely on-site.

Milling is done unabashedly with bead mills—a faster alternative to stone that still protects texture and aroma. Sorting, sifting, and final packing all take place in a modern facility equipped with Japanese machines. The result is a matcha that meets the demands of serious preparation, with the consistency to support high-volume service.

We offer MATCHA ANSHUN as a counterpart to our Japanese matchas—not as a replacement, but as a reliable, high-performing option when those teas are in short supply and as a foil to compare flavors and terroir between both storied regions. 

vintage — harvested may '25 | milled and packaged monthly

style — shaded 21 days, processed to tencha, milled to 10-12 microns

cultivar — yabukita

region — Anshun, Guizhou, China

locale — Anshun Royal Tea Garden

producer — [see above]

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