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Matcha Green Tea - Ceremonial Grade
A finely ground Japanese-style green tea with a vibrant green appearance and smooth, naturally vegetal character. Its delicate umami profile and fresh aroma make it a versatile choice for traditional preparation or everyday matcha drinks.
Smooth and fresh with a distinctly vegetal character, gentle umami, and a clean finish. Its vibrant aroma gives the cup a fresh and refined green-tea profile.
Brewing Guide
- Matcha: 1–2 g
- Water: 60–70 ml
- Water Temperature: 70–80°C (158–176°F)
- Preparation: Whisk thoroughly until smooth and lightly frothy.
- Best Served: Hot or Cold
Health Benefits
Matcha contains naturally occurring antioxidants and caffeine, as the finely ground tea leaf is consumed rather than infused and discarded. It can be a flavorful addition to an everyday tea routine when enjoyed as part of a balanced lifestyle.
Shipping & Returns
We ship worldwide to 100+ countries. Orders are processed within 1–2 business days, with delivery typically taking 3–10 business days in the U.S. & Canada and 7–15 business days internationally. Tracking details will be emailed once your order ships.
Returns are accepted on unopened and unused products within 30 days of delivery. For damaged or defective items, please contact us within 14 days with photos so we can assist with a replacement or refund.
What it taste like
Questions we get most
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How much caffeine is in a bowl?
A 2 g bowl has roughly 60–70 mg — about the same as a small coffee, but it arrives more gradually because matcha is rich in L-theanine. Most people describe the effect as steadier rather than stronger.
Do I need a bamboo whisk, or will a frother work?
A milk frother works and many people use one daily. A bamboo whisk produces a finer, more stable foam because the prongs break up clumps rather than spinning them. Start with whatever you own; upgrade if you get hooked.
Can I make a latte with ceremonial grade?
Yes, and it’s noticeably better than culinary grade in milk — sweeter, with none of the bitterness that makes people reach for syrup. Whisk 2 g with a splash of hot water first, then top with milk.
How long does an open tin stay good?
Around eight weeks at its best. It doesn’t spoil after that, but the colour dulls and the sweetness flattens. If you drink a bowl a day, the 30 g tin is sized to finish right about when it should.