
Jen helped us choose between the premium and the ceremonial matcha by giving us testers of both, and we had to go with the ceremonial because the flavor was unmatched!
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Organic Ceremonial Grade Matcha
Organic Ceremonial Grade Matcha
- 60 Servings Per Pouch!1st harvest. Shade grown in Kyoto, Japan.
- 80 g
- USDA Organic, Vegan & Non-GMOCertified clean from leaf to pouch, grown without synthetic pesticides and 100% plant-based.
- Calm, Jitter-Free EnergyNatural caffeine paired with L-theanine gives you steady, focused energy without the spike and crash of coffee.
- Rich in AntioxidantsBecause matcha is stone-ground whole leaf, every bowl delivers the green tea's naturally occurring antioxidants in full.
- Smooth & Naturally SweetTender first-harvest leaves whisk up creamy and lump-free, with a sweet, grassy flavor and none of the bitterness of lower grades.
Description
Beginner Friendly Preparation
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Scoop 1/2 tsp matcha into a bowl or cup.
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Heat water to about 180°F (80°C) — not boiling. Boiling water scorches matcha and turns it bitter.
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Pour in ~6 oz hot water and whisk briskly in a "W" or zigzag motion for 15–30 seconds until frothy.
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Add more hot water for a traditional bowl, or top with steamed/iced milk for a latte.
Traditional Preparation
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Cool your water. This is the #1 fix for bitterness — boiling water scorches matcha. Aim for about 175°F (80°C); if your kettle just boiled, let it sit for 2 minutes.
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Sift and measure. Add ½ to 1 teaspoon of matcha to your bowl. Sifting it first breaks up clumps so you get a lump-free cup — use a flat teaspoon when you measure.
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Add approximately 2 ounces of water. Whisk briskly in a zig-zag "W" or "M" motion — not circles — for 30–60 seconds, until a fine, foamy layer forms on top.
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Sip and enjoy. That's it — smooth, frothy, café-style matcha with no bitterness.Want the full walkthrough? Read our guide: How to Make Matcha at Home Without the Bitterness
Chilled & Cold Brew Instructions
Storage
FAQs
How much caffeine is in matcha?
A serving has roughly half the caffeine of a cup of coffee, but the L-theanine in green tea delivers it as smooth, calm energy — no spike or crash.
Why shouldn't I use boiling water?
Water that's too hot scorches the delicate leaf powder and brings out bitterness. Keep it around 180°F for a sweet, smooth cup.
Is it sweetened or flavored?
No — this is pure, single-origin matcha. It's naturally grassy and smooth with no added sugar or flavoring.
Can I make a latte with it?
Absolutely. Whisk your matcha with a little hot water first, then pour over hot or iced milk of choice.
How should I store it?
Keep it sealed in a cool, dark place away from light and moisture, and use it within a few weeks of opening to preserve the vibrant color and flavor.



