Many people think of Futaba foods "Sacre" when they think of Sacre Lemon. But did you know that "Sacre Matcha" is really delicious?

It is a matcha flavored sacre using Nishio matcha. "Umami," "bitterness," and "astringency" are blended with three types of matcha that are unique to each. The estimated price is 130 yen (excluding tax).



When I tried it, it had a strong matcha flavor and a sharp bitterness! Perhaps because it contains white chocolate chips, it has a “milky feel” that melts in fruit flavored sacres such as lemon and mango. Matcha becomes more bitter and umami when it has a slight milky taste.


The ice pellets are crispy and have a cool texture, but the mouthfeel is exquisitely smooth and creamy. Furthermore, the azuki beans of Hokuhoku are accented, and it looks like authentic matcha shaved ice to eat at a teahouse! It ’s delicious!

By the way, the fact that the azuki beans are mixed with "grains" instead of the sauce or red bean paste is the point that you can taste the matcha and azuki beans deliciously without the taste being vague.


Sacre Matcha is betrayed in a good way when you eat it with the image of Sacre Lemon. If you like matcha, this flavor that you can enjoy both "fresh" and "rich" at the same time should definitely try it! However, it seems that the sales area is limited, so it may be better to contact the store or Futaba Foods in advance.