YUTORI ゆとり
Named after the Japanese word ゆとり, YUTORI speaks
to a sense of room—to move a little slower, breathe a little
deeper, and let a moment unfold without hurry.
Its character is mellow, warm, and rounded, with a subtle
nuttiness that gives the cup depth and softness. Rather
than demanding attention, YUTORI reveals itself gradually,
creating a composed and unhurried expression of matcha.
Selected for its warmth and balance, it invites a slower ritual—
one with nowhere else to be.
CULTIVARS
Saemidori • YutakamidoriTASTE PROFILE
Warm Nuttiness • Mellow • Rounded
THE FEELING
Above the clouds.
Where everything below feels a little farther away.
The noise softens.
The pace loosens.
There is room to breathe.
YUTORI takes its name from the feeling of having that room—the quiet space between one moment and the next.
Its warm, mellow character mirrors that sense of ease. Rounded and gently nutty, with a soft depth that unfolds in the cup, YUTORI is made for moments that ask nothing of you.
Just whisk.
Sit.
Stay awhile.
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Taste Profile
Warm Nuttiness · Mellow · Rounded
Classification
· Character — Warm
· Intensity — Mellow
· Texture — Rounded
· Astringency — Low
· Finish — Smooth
Best Pairings
· shokupan + butter
· tamago sando
· financier
· castella
· black sesame mochi
Uji, Kyoto, Japan
YUTORI is crafted from Uji, bringing together Saemidori and Yutakamidori cultivars.
Its distinctive character comes from a slightly deeper roast, developing a warm, nutty aroma and rounded depth while keeping the cup smooth and gently balanced.
Region — Uji, Kyoto, Japan
Cultivars — Saemidori · Yutakamidori
Harvest — 1st Harvest Blend
Processing — Slightly Deeper Roast
Usucha 薄茶
· 2g matcha
· 70ml water 75–80°C
Koicha 濃茶
· 4–5g matcha
· 30ml water 75°C
Latte 拿鉄
· 4g matcha
· 40ml water 75–80°C
· 120ml milk
· Whisk well and enjoy.
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Aruarian Dance
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Near Light
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Better Day
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Reflection Eternal
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By This River
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