祇園辻利
Gion Tsujiri (祇園辻利) is a Kyoto tea house founded in Uji in 1860 (Manen 1) by Tsujiri Uemon (辻利右衛門). Its history page says the third head opened a Tsujiri shop in Taipei in 1899, and the fourth head returned and opened in Gion in 1948. The shop sells matcha blends under the 御好み (preferred-by) names of Urasenke, Omotesenke and Mushanokoji Senke, and one blend, Juttoku, is sold as 大本山建仁寺御用達 (purveyor to Kenninji temple). Its site says stone-milling yields only 40g of matcha an hour.
Average across 6 scored blends. Scores can vary widely between blends.
Banpu no Mukashi
Chiyo Mukashi
Chokyu no Shiro
Daiyu no Shiro
Hakuju no Mukashi
Hoei no Mukashi
Iori no Tomo
Jusho no Shiro
Juttoku
Kenkyu no Shiro
Kento no Mukashi
Kochu no Mukashi
Midori no Shiro
Reiun no Mukashi
Seifuu
Ume no Shiro
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Supports: Brand overview, headquarters Uji/Kyoto, stone-milling method, 40g/hr production
Supports: Founded 1860 by Tsujiri Uemon in Uji; Gion establishment post-WWII; Saryo Tsujiri cafe 1978; sixth generation as of 2005
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