Matcha Chiyo Mukashi by Maiko 0 ▲ the emerald sip ‧₊˚ 🍵 ⋅ 2 hours ago · Food · hide · 0 comments After quite a while, another one by Maiko! General InfoAccording to the store page, Chiyo Mukashi means “1000 generations”, a reminder of the achievements of everyone that came before us that makes what we do now possible. It's supposed to be drank as koicha (thick), and comes in a beautiful paper-wrapped box which includes a tin which contains a bag. It all feels very luxurious. It also contains a leaflet. Color and SmellWhile opening the little bag inside the tin, I was surprised by the color. It is less vibrant, less green than I anticipated. I had gotten used to a stronger green from other Maiko products or from competitors. Even if it might not be true in this specific case (no way to verify), I associate less vibrant, more yellow-ish tint with oxidation and being older, or a less high quality, as many cooking/baking matcha powders have a more muted color. I researched others' experiences online and saw them post pictures of the Chiyo as powder or finished cups that looked a lot… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.