

MATCHA
Finely powdered tea with a strong umami flavor, popular Matcha is made from young, shade-grown tea leaves. Steaming the leaves and grinding them in a stone mill produces an elegant, delicately sweet tea. Matcha is full of theanine, naturally occurring, calming amino acids that can help you relax.
Finely powdered tea with a strong umami flavor, popular Matcha is made from young, shade-grown tea leaves. Steaming the leaves and grinding them in a stone mill produces an elegant, delicately sweet tea. Matcha is full of theanine, naturally occurring, calming amino acids that can help you relax.
Respecting the leaf
How Matcha Is Produced

Matcha Grows on a Tea Plantation in Japan01
Matcha leaves are carefully grow in the shade, away from direct sunlight. This stimulates increased chlorophyll and results in bright green leaves.
Matcha Is Harvested in the Spring02
The finest Matcha leaves are handpicked.

Once Harvested, Matcha Leaves Are Steamed, Not Roasted03
This is the step that differentiates Japanese green tea from others. Steaming leaves for 15 to 20 seconds within 12 to 20 hours after harvest prevents the oxidation process.
Steamed Leaves Are Laid Out to Dry and Then Ground Into Powder04
Dried Matcha leaves, called Tencha, are ground in a stone mill to produce the bright green powder we recognize.
Did You Know? You can often discern Matcha’s quality by its color: higher-grade Matcha is luminescent emerald green.
Brewing Directions
How to Brew Matcha
Begin your journey to mindfulness by choosing from six premium varieties of high-quality, craft Japanese green teas below.
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Traditional Hot Brew
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Traditional Cold Brew
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Quick Hot Brew
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Quick Cold Brew
step1

Place 1 1/2 tablespoons into a teacup.
step2

Boil 1 cup of water and let it cool for 2 minutes.
step3

Whisk briskly for 15 to 25 seconds, by making an M shape.
step4

Sip and enjoy the moment.
step1

Place 1 1/2 tablespoons into a teacup.
step2

Boil 1 cup of water and let it cool for 2 minutes.
step3

Whisk briskly for 15 to 25 seconds, by making an M shape.
step4

Serve over ice. Sip and enjoy the moment.
step1

Place 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon of tea in travel mug.
step2

Boil water and let cool for 2 minutes, then pour.
step3

Seal lid and shake vigorously for 30 seconds. Open carefully. Sip and enjoy the moment.
step1

Place 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon of tea in travel mug.
step2

Boil water and let cool for 2 minutes, then pour.
step3

Seal lid and shake vigorously for 30 seconds. Open carefully. Add ice to fill the mug and shake again for 30 seconds. Sip and enjoy the moment.
*Please refer to the specific directions on your tea’s packaging for best results
Our Product
Specialty Green Teas
Cultivate your craft tea experience with a high-quality Japanese green tea.
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Honjien - Organic Matcha Green Tea Powder 1.06oz (30g) from Japan - Ceremonial Grade Premium
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Honjien - Organic Matcha Green Tea Powder 1.06oz (30g) from Japan - Culinary Grade Silver Mark
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MîTÉ Co., Ltd. - MIE Matcha (Green Label/USA version)
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MîTÉ Co., Ltd. - MIE Matcha (Red Label)
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Okuma - Yame Matcha Premium Culinary Grade 100% pure first harvest Fukuoka Matcha
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Ito En - Matcha Love Tea Bags
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Sasaki - Premium Matcha from Japan
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Life - Matcha Organic Green Tea - Kingdom
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Ito En - Matcha Love Ceremonial Green Tea
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Maeda-en - Shiki Matcha green tea powder
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Maeda-en - Matcha - Culinary Quality
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Harada - Gen Sou En Matcha
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Ito En - Matcha Love Culinary Matcha
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ShiZen - Okumidori Sencha Green Tea Loose Leaf with Matcha
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Life - Matcha Organic Green Tea - Prince Blend
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Ryutsu - Matcha Green Tea Powder Organic"Fuji Matcha" 2-Pack
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Kagoshima - "Smile Tea" Organic Premium Matcha
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Azuma - Uji Matcha All Purpose
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Ochadokoro Sanwa - Processing Matcha
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Fukujuen - Matcha
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Obubu Tea Farms - Matcha
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Oise - Marugoto Chaba Melty Matcha
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Azuma - Organic Uji Matcha (Ipponmatsu)
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Maruyama - Japanese Green Tea Powder
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Sugimoto - Organic ceremonial matcha
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Ochadokoro Sanwa - Top quality Matcha Koicha
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Maruyama - ORGANIC Japanese Green Tea
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Azuma - Uji Matcha Latte Mix
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Osada - Organic Matcha Hamanasu
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Tsuboichi - Matcha latte
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Zencha - Nakai’s Organic Matcha
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Kanei Hitokoto - Matcha