Matcha Ganache Sand

2020.01.25

At the long-established store in Uji, Kyoto, Tsujitoshi’s Ginza store, “Matcha ganache sand”, which is made by sandwiching Tsujiri’s specialty Uji matcha chocolate ganache with flavorful cocoa cookies using plenty of domestic butter, has begun.
It will be sold to other branches later, but if you are coming to Ginza soon, you can visit this Tsujiri Ginza store to taste this exquisite matcha dessert.

This is a combination of high-quality, rich Uji matcha ganache that feels the bittersweetness of matcha and cocoa cookies with a rich flavor of cacao, making it an unprecedented high-quality, deep and adult taste. It is a great gift for anyone who loves matcha, as well as a beautiful Ginza souvenir.

“Tsujiri Ginza store” store overview

Address: 6-10-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo GINZA SIX B2
Business hours: 10:30~20:30
Tel: 03-6263-9988

>Tsujiri Offical site

辻利(Tsujiri)

Founded in 1860. The first “Toshiemon Tsuji” devised a tea box with high preservation and expanded the market for tea. In addition, we established the foundation for the recovery of Uji tea, which is synonymous with high-quality tea, by establishing the “Gyokuro manufacturing method”, which finishes gyokuro tea leaves into beautiful, bar-shaped, bright green. Tsuji Toshiri, who inherits Toshiemon Tsuji’s aspirations for Ujicha, continues to deliver Japanese enjoyment that matches the lifestyles of a wide range of customers with reliable quality.

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