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Matcha Green Tea Powder 8 oz Bag of Loose Tea

The tea leaves for Matcha are shaded from the sun for about one month before being picked, resulting in a brighter green color and stronger taste. The processed leaves are ground into a fine powder. Japanese Matcha has a desirable sweetness not found in any other tea. 100% pure green tea

• Shaded from sun a month before picking to give excellent flavor
• 100 percent pure green tea
• Product of Taiwan

People said about this Matcha Green Tea Powder 8 oz Bag of Loose Tea

Lots of okay matcha for amazing price
Matcha comes in many different grades. Make no mistake, you are not going to get a full pound of high-quality matcha for less than several hundred dollars.
This is not matcha for drinking; it is matcha for cooking, baking, and even adventurously powdering breakfast cereal and ice cream with. If you want the stuff used in a Japanese tea ceremony, plan to pay a minimum of a dollar a gram, but if you want a lot of decent matcha for other purposes at a good price, this is it.

Culinary teas bulk matcha vs. “tea ceremony quality” matcha
I am new to matcha drinking, so was somewhat concerned re: customer comments Culinary Teas matcha being “brown” (i.e. a not the correct bright green color). I had only tried Starbucks Matcha (PLEASE BE ADVISED – it is very tasty, but probably because the number one ingredient on the label is sugar). Also, a pound of Starbucks Matcha (as sold on a popular auction site) costs about the same as a pound of Culinary Teas bulk Matcha)…so you are getting far less of the expensive and healthful green tea powder and more sugar (the Starbucks product is somehow micronized so it does mix into solution much easier than a less processed pure tea powder). The teaspoon on the right is Teavana (at $16 for 30 grams – thats 2 Tbsp) they said it was the highest “tea ceremony” quality matcha. The teaspoon on the left is the bulk (1 lb, silver bag) CT product. Photo taken without a flash and not retouched so actual colors show. CT matcha is slightly less brilliant green. I mixed exact quantities (1/2…

Not great matcha, but for the price it’s good for everyday use
It tastes good enough and is affordable enough to use every day. It’s not sweet and super bright, almost-neon green like medium and high grade matcha, but it’s not bitter, unpleasant, stale, and brownish like Malden’s similarly priced matcha. It is only slightly more expensive than Malden’s matcha ($3.40/oz. or $2.62/oz. in bulk vs. Malden’s $2.50/oz) but the quality is superior. I highly recommend this as an overall good mathca at a really good price.

If this is the first matcha you try you won’t be disappointed. But if you’re not impressed with the taste keep in mind that the next step up in quality available through Amazon is at around $10/oz (ex. DoMatcha’s 2nd Harvest).