Japanese Organic Matcha Green Tea Powder [Kyoto Usui Ceremony] 70101 | matcha green tea powder SALE

Japanese Organic Matcha Green Tea Powder [Kyoto Usui Ceremony] 70101

Tea Cup, Bamboo Spoon, Bamboo Whisk, Tea Canister are not included and sold separately.

Matcha is one of our most popular tea product. Like Gyokuro, it is made from the tea leaves called Ten-cha. The uniqueness of this tea leaves is that when left under the shade for 3 weeks before harvesting, the process alters the proportions of sugars, amino acids, flavanols and other substances responsible for tea aroma and taste. This unique shading process produce the finest ingredient for making Matcha.The tea leaves are grounded by stone mortar till a fine powder of tea is produced. Quality is classified by the color, texture, and fineness of Matcha powder.

• Organic Matcha Green Tea Powder produced in Japan
• JAS organic and USDA organic certified
• Best Spring 1st harvest green tea
• Made from young organic green tea leaves that is of higher Antioxidant, Vitamin and Nutrition value
• Freshly harvested in farmlands located in Kyoto, Japan

People said about this Japanese Organic Matcha Green Tea Powder [Kyoto Usui Ceremony] 70101

Excellent
After much research and careful review I went ahead and purchased this matcha. I used to purchase the Maede-en brand from local vendors but as I drink it everyday I wanted to explore other options. I tried a few others that claimed to be organic matcha only to discover it wasn’t real matcha at all and not even pure green tea (hello brown rice filler). The Ryu Mei organic ceremonial grade matcha is my new staple. I have been drinking several cups a day for over a month and still have about 1/3 of the bag left. It tastes great, the texture, color, etc…appears to be the real deal, quality matcha it claims to be. For the poster who mentioned losing product each time they open and close the bag- this doesn’t happen if the resealable bag is open and closed gently, and isn’t a problem at all. In fact I keep a small jar filled for everyday use and store the rest in a cool dry location (try to avoid the spice cabinet…it can alter the taste of the tea!) to preserve freshness.

Far too expensive for matcha.
There’s no reason it should be THIS expensive. It’s good but it doesn’t wash my dishes or fold my laundry, so, next time I’ll buy regular Japanese store-bought matcha.