Japanese Ceremonial Grade Matcha 30g – Highest Grade First Harvest Matcha from Uji Japan
£20.00
Experience the purest form of Japanese tea artistry with our Highest Grade Ceremonial Matcha, sourced from the lush, mist-shrouded hills of Uji, Kyoto — Japan’s most celebrated matcha-growing region.
🌸 How to Enjoy
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Sift 1–2 g (½ tsp) of matcha into a bowl.
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Add 70–80 °C water.
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Whisk in an “M” motion until frothy.
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Sip slowly and feel centred.
Why Choose Our Matcha?
100% highest grade ceremonial matcha from Uji, Japan – Sourced from a company that has been making it for over 150 years
Unmatched freshness, sweetness, and vibrant emerald colour
No preservatives, colours or fillers – 100% real
The perfect healthier alternative to coffee – no caffeine crash
Ingredients: 100% Japanese Matcha
Country of Origin: Japan
Allergens: May contain traces of Nuts, Peanuts, Soya. Sesame, Eggs, Milk, Mustard, Celery, Wheat, Gluten, Sulphites.
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Description
🍵 Ceremonial Grade Uji Matcha – First Harvest Perfection from Japan
Experience the purest form of Japanese tea artistry with our Highest Grade Ceremonial Matcha, sourced from the lush, mist-shrouded hills of Uji, Kyoto — Japan’s most celebrated matcha-growing region.
Hand-picked from the first harvest (Ichibancha) leaves of the spring season, this matcha embodies unmatched freshness, sweetness, and vibrant emerald colour — the mark of truly premium, stone-ground ceremonial matcha.
Each tender leaf is shade-grown for over 20 days to concentrate chlorophyll and amino acids, creating a smooth, creamy flavour with delicate umami notes.
🌿 Tasting Notes
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Aroma: Freshly cut grass, sea breeze, and a hint of sweetness
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Flavour: Velvety, mellow umami with a lingering natural sweetness
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Texture: Lush, frothy, and perfectly smooth when whisked
💫 Why You’ll Love our Ceremonial grade Matcha
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100% First Harvest Uji Matcha – the most nutrient-dense leaves of the season
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Stone-ground to perfection in small batches to preserve freshness
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High in antioxidants (EGCG), chlorophyll, and natural L-theanine for calm focus
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Ideal for traditional matcha ceremonies, daily rituals, or mindful mornings
🌸 How to Enjoy
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Sift 1–2 g (½ tsp) of matcha into a bowl.
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Add 70–80 °C water.
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Whisk in an “M” motion until frothy.
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Sip slowly and feel centred.
I like to prepare a matcha latte rather than a matcha green tea.
🍵 How to Make a Matcha Latte (Hot or Iced)
🛍️ You’ll Need:
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1–2 tsp ceremonial matcha powder (about 2g)
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2 tbsp hot water (around 75–80°C — not boiling!)
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200 ml milk or plant-based milk (oat, almond, or coconut are great)
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Optional: Sweetener (maple syrup, honey, agave, or vanilla)
☕ Step-by-Step (Hot Latte)
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Sift your matcha
→ Use a small sifter to break up any clumps — this makes the latte silky smooth. -
Add hot water
→ Pour in 2 tbsp of water (not boiling — it’ll scorch the matcha). -
Whisk until frothy
→ Use a bamboo whisk (chasen) or milk frother and whisk in a “W” or “M” motion until you get a smooth, frothy green paste. -
Heat and froth your milk
→ Warm your milk to about 65°C and froth it until it’s light and creamy. -
Combine & sweeten
→ Pour the milk over your whisked matcha. Add sweetener if desired. -
Enjoy mindfully
→ Sip slowly and take a deep breath — your calm moment begins here. 🌿
🧊 For an Iced Matcha Latte:
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Follow steps 1–3 above.
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Fill a glass with ice cubes.
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Add your sweetener (if using).
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Pour in cold milk.
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Top with your matcha shot and swirl — hello, aesthetic green ombré latte! 💚
💫 Pro Tips
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Use ceremonial-grade matcha for a smooth, naturally sweet flavour.
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Avoid boiling water — it makes matcha bitter.
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For extra creaminess, try barista oat milk.
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Want café-style? Add a touch of vanilla extract or coconut cream.
🌱 Origin & Quality
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Region: Uji, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
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Grade: Ceremonial / First Harvest (Ichibancha)
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Processing: Shade-grown, stone-milled, nitrogen-sealed for freshness
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Packaging: Airtight pouch to protect aroma and colour
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