Japanese matcha.
Here in Turkey.
Buy Wu Wei Kaze No Shiro matcha from C.R.E.A.M. Coffee Roastery in Fethiye, Turkey. The matcha is produced by Horii Shichimeien in Uji, Japan. Explore the tea, choose your tools and order for delivery across Turkey.
Know the tea in your bowl.
- Matcha
- Kaze No Shiro · Wu Wei
- Producer
- Horii Shichimeien
- Seller in Turkey
- C.R.E.A.M. Coffee Roastery · Fethiye
- Origin
- Uji, Japan
- Net weight
- 30 g
- Tasting profile
- Soft umami, lightly nutty notes and a sweet finish
The product description identifies shade-grown tencha leaves, slowly ground in stone mills. You can read its published origin, preparation and storage information on the product page.
Choosing the best matcha for your cup.
When comparing matcha in Turkey, look for a named producer, a clear origin, the pack size and practical preparation guidance. Tasting notes help you choose a flavour profile you enjoy.
Kaze No Shiro’s published preparation can be enjoyed as a straight tea or with milk. Check the current price and availability before ordering; the shop and checkout are in Turkish.
See the tea, price and availabilityPrepare Kaze No Shiro.
The recipe published for this matcha: sift 3 g, add 70 ml of water at 75 °C, then whisk with a bamboo chasen for 15–20 seconds using an M-shaped motion. Add milk if you prefer. A 30 g pack makes about ten servings at this dose.
Keep the opened pack tightly sealed, protected from light and moisture, and refrigerated, following the storage advice on its product page.
Choose powder and tools separately.
A chawan is the bowl, a chasen is the bamboo whisk, and a kusenaoshi supports the whisk as it dries. Our Wu Wei × Roads sets distinguish options with and without a whisk. Read each set’s contents and select your matcha powder separately.
Where to buy Wu Wei matcha in Turkey.
Order from C.R.E.A.M.’s online shop for free delivery across Turkey, or visit our café and shop in Fethiye. Current price, availability and pack details are on the Kaze No Shiro product page. Contact us for help choosing a tea or understanding the shop’s Turkish product information.