Premium Organic Matcha, $23.99 (1.4oz/40g)

$5 fast USA shipping for all the tea and tea ware you want! International shipping details are HERE. Ooooooo Mommy!* This is a very satisfying and delectable Japanese Matcha. If you are going to drink Matcha, you should drink the real thing or go home in our opinion. Good matcha powder is vibrant, super silky and tastes like you are eating something delicious. The liquor is thick and refreshing. This tea is the highest ceremonial-grade Matcha made by our farm partner in Kagoshima prefecture in the far South of Japan. We've been looking for the right partner in Japan for several years now and we feel this is the right one! They even have a 9th-degree Master in Cha-do** who gives the green light only when he feels it's good enough. Not only is this satisfying, there are some great health benefits to this tea and we encourage you to make it an organic part of your day. We hope you agree that this quality at this price is a winner because we're excited to offer this one to our customers! Certified organic by JAS, the Japanese equivalent of our USDA seal. Our Matcha is packaged simply in a sealable kraft paper foil-lined bag. It's consistent with our "tea first" approach and allows us to offer you convenience of use and the best price point. Get a Bamboo Whisk HERE. Learn a bit more and get brewing tips HERE. Cultivar: A blend including Yabukita, Asanoka, Saemidori and Okumidori. Location: Kagoshima, Japan Elevation: This is a low elevation tea Harvest: 2025 Brewing: 1/2 tsp to 1/2 cup water @ 140°f (or dilute to 1 cup water if you don't want the full experience). Whisk to froth or shake it up in a drink mixer like Tom Cruise. Nowadays, matcha seems to be everywhere, usually grown in all the wrong places and lacking all the right qualities. This one is a great example of an excellent Japanese Matcha and it's Soooo worth it in my opinion. It's really not that expensive and lasts for quite a long time. *umami is the Japanese term for the delicious "fifth taste" **Cha-do is the "Way of Tea"