Tencha Ceremonial Matcha | Japanese Matcha Green Tea Powder | Sourced from Shizouka, Japan | Vegan | No Artificial Sweeteners | 50 GM, Pack of 1

Worth the price!! Good product. Smooth taste

I watched a short film from Business Insider on "Why Ceremonial-Grade Matcha Is So Expensive" - highly recommend! It's such a moving film and I got inspired to try ceremonial matcha. Living in South India, I feel like chai and coffee are the primary go-to, but matcha is a great healthy alternative for folks who can afford it. When I got the matcha, I was impressed by the color and freshness. Though I felt their founders should revisit the packaging design. Their tin had a plastic packet inside with the powder, though my packet had a hole and I ended up spilling some powder. The tin itself is big, though deceptive as there's only 30 gm inside. The powder should last you 2 weeks - 1 month, depending on how much you drink. Once I started making the matcha, it was quite delicious and kept my energy levels up the whole day.

I tried the Tencha Macha Tea (Ceremonial Quality), and overall, I’m quite satisfied with the product. The matcha has a rich, vibrant green color, which reflects its high quality. It mixes easily and produces a nice frothy layer when whisked properly, giving it a traditional matcha tea experience. I used a battery whisk in a long cup and then poured it in my macha cup before mixing some more water. The water should not be boiling hot - leave it foe 2-3 minutes before using it.However, I did find the flavor to be slightly more bitter than I expected, which is why I decided to use a bit less powder than the recommended amount. Once I adjusted the quantity, the flavor became smoother and more enjoyable, though it still retains that bold, earthy taste that matcha enthusiasts appreciate. The flavour is earthly and cannot be compared to anything else.The energy boost it provides is excellent—clean and steady without the jitters. For those who prefer a more robust, intense matcha flavor, this product is a great choice. If you’re sensitive to bitterness like I am, using a little less powder can really balance it out or simply add honey.Overall, Tencha Macha Tea is a high-quality matcha that’s well worth trying, especially if you enjoy a stronger flavor profile.

It’s my second time purchase and this matcha is too good . The taste is so authentic as from Japan one! I love this one! I am super matcha consumer + lover! Match ✅ coffee ❎

Tasteless. I have had matcha in a small café in Japan and it tastes incredible while this matcha I bought has literally NO TASTE AT ALL! This one tastes like I’m only drinking green milk, only the color and aroma is present but it has 0 taste.

i have tried many brands but so far this one is the best in the market atm.

This matcha is good but has a slight bitter taste which I’m not a fan of. It’s evident because I’ve had matcha from another brand, selling at a similar price, which doesn’t taste bitter at all. It foams very well, has a good green colour to it & keeps me awake for 6 hrs when had at night. It’s a good alternative

A beautifully balanced and complex cup.