Kinrin (金輪) Marukyu Koyamaen Sado Matcha

Marukyu Koyamaen

$55.00

Size: 20g

20g
40g
100g can
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Kinrin Sado Matcha (金輪)

Kinrin is one of the lesser-known matcha powders from Marukyu Koyamaen,
but its quality is higher than Wakou in both taste and texture.

It has a fuller body and a smoother, more balanced flavor.
The taste is clean, rich, and long-lasting — without bitterness.

Now available in limited quantities,
Kinrin gives you better matcha than Wakou, at a lower price.

Details

Net contents: 20g/40g/100g can

Item form: Matcha

Made & Packaged in: Japan

Notifications

Store the matcha green tea in a dark and cool cabinet or in your refrigerator.

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All items on Japanese Select, including Marukyu Koyamaen products, are 100% authentic and shipped directly from our Chiba fulfillment center to your door. Freshness guaranteed.

Product FAQ

Quick answers for shoppers comparing this product before checkout.

Would people drink this straight, or mostly use it for lattes?
It sounds like an easy matcha to work into a normal routine. The comments read more like regular-use feedback than something people only buy for special occasions.
Does it taste smooth, or is it more on the bitter side?
The comments lean smooth and approachable. People talk about good flavor and easy drinkability, not a sharp or punishing bitterness.
Additional Information
Size

20g, 40g, 100g can
Reviews

Customer Reviews

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Keira Strickling
I have really enjoyed this matcha! It mixes well with everything I have attempted thus far

I have really enjoyed this matcha! It mixes well with everything I have attempted thus far. I love to make different matcha clouds, lattes, and drinks.

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Anonymous
Great! Was worried it wouldnt do well in the mail but was pleasantly surprised

Great! Was worried it wouldnt do well in the mail but was pleasantly surprised.

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Lisa
Great try！

Matcha arrived fresh and well-packed.
I usually drink Wako, but it was out of stock—so I gave Kinrin a try, and I’m really glad I did. The flavor is richer, smoother, and more aromatic. No bitterness at all, even as koicha. It’s definitely a step up in quality.