Brand | Jade Leaf Matcha |
Item Form | Powder |
Flavor | Ceremonial Teahouse (Pouch) |
Tea Variety | Matcha |
Unit Count | 1.06 Ounce |
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Matcha is produced across Japan, but we've found the very best organic matcha to be ground from tea leaves grown in the Uji and Kagoshima regions. Family-owned partner farms fuse traditional and modern techniques to cultivate leaves brimming with flavor and nutrients.
True, authentic Japanese matcha that is certified organic is still in extremely scarce supply (less than 1% of Japanese tea farms are certified!) — and we have been carefully forming partnerships with the preeminent farms to be able to supply the best quality organic matcha for fair value.
We test our products both at the farms where they are grown, as well as by third party laboratories here in the U.S. Our quality standards were developed through a combination of state and federal guidelines as well as consultation with scientific research and analysis.
Ceremonial grades are from first harvest leaves, have a smoother flavor suitable for traditional preparation as a tea (just mixed with hot water and whisked), and are more expensive. Culinary grades are from later harvest tea leaves, have a bolder flavor meant for mixing into recipes as an ingredient, and are more affordable. Both are brimming with healthy tea antioxidants.
Premium first harvest tea leaves are picked and carefully crafted into our Teahouse Edition Ceremonial Matcha, giving it a delightful, smooth flavor profile best appreciated when sipping as traditionally prepared tea.
30g Tin | 100g Tin | 30g Pouch | 100g Pouch | 454g Pouch | |
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Ounces | 1.06oz | 3.53oz | 1.06oz | 3.53oz | 16oz (1lb) |
Servings | 15-30 | 50-100 | 15-30 | 50-100 | 227-454 |
Freshness Sealed | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Traditional Hot Matcha TeaSift 1/2 to 1 tsp of matcha into your bowl then add 2oz of cool water. Whisk until smooth froth forms. Add hot water (not over 170˚F) to taste (2-6oz). | Coldbrew Iced Matcha TeaAdd 1/2 to 1 teaspoon of matcha, 2oz of cold water, and ice to a shaker. Shake vigorously until well mixed and frothy. Pour over 6-14oz of ice water (or juice for a sweet treat!) | Premium Matcha LattesAdd 1/2 to 1 teaspoon of matcha to 2oz of water and whisk or shake to mix. Pour over 6-12oz of your favorite milk (hot or iced) and sweeten if desired. |
Matcha is about people - from the farmers who cultivate each leaf with care, to the tea masters who craft the leaves with precision, to those of us who enjoy the taste and the way it makes us feel. We’re honored to be a part of this community.
1) To provide premium quality, authentic Japanese organic matcha at a fair value.
2) To continue to improve our quality with each year's harvest, and innovate on new delicious, healthy blends and formats to enjoy matcha.
3) To stand by our products and honor our customers. If you don't have a good experience, just let us know and we'll make it right.
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Brand | Jade Leaf Matcha |
Item Form | Powder |
Flavor | Culinary Grade (Pouch) |
Tea Variety | Matcha |
Unit Count | 1.06 Ounce |
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We believe that organic matcha green tea is a great addition to a healthy lifestyle. So we set out to partner directly with the best organic farms in Japan, and the result has become our brand, Jade Leaf Matcha. We promise to offer the highest quality organic Japanese matcha.
Matcha is premium green tea powder from Japan used for drinking as tea or as an ingredient in recipes. While green teas are grown throughout the world, matcha is unique to Japan.
Matcha is renowned for its numerous health benefits. It is rich in nutrients, antioxidants, fiber & chlorophyll. The health benefits of matcha exceed those of other green teas because matcha drinkers ingest the whole leaf, not just the brewed water. One glass of matcha is the equivalent of 10 glasses of green tea.
Matcha is sold in varying degrees of quality - your choice depends on how you use it.
The lowest grade is “industrial” or “commercial”, it's generally restricted for use in making matcha-flavored foods and baked goods.
Higher quality "culinary” grades are suited for beverages, like smoothies and lattes, or for baking and cooking.
The highest grade of matcha, "ceremonial" grade, is the only grade that should be enjoyed by itself, and is best prepared in the ceremonial style.
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