Emperor's Matcha

Name: Emperor's Matcha
Brand: Sencha Naturals
SKU: F2530NF
Price: 19.95 USD
Availability: InStock

$ 19.95

1st Harvest Ceremonial

Unsweetened

Emperor's Matcha reflects our commitment to quali-tea from farm to cup. This pure first harvest (ceremonial) matcha powder provides a smooth and full-bodied texture with mild sweetness, umami, and grassy notes. Sourced direct from multi-generational family tea farms in Shizuoka and Kagoshima, Japan.

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Product Details

Origin	Shizuoka & Kagoshima, Japan
Grade	1st Harvest Ceremonial
Tasting Notes	Full-bodied, mild sweetness, delicate umami, notes of grassiness
Caffeine	Approx. 40-45 mg per serving
Made with Care	Certified Non-GMO • Farm Direct • Vegan • Gluten Free

How to Enjoy

Traditional usucha, teas, and lattes

Looking for Organic?

Our newest Emperor’s Matcha restock is only keeping its Non-GMO certification. Learn more about the worldwide matcha shortage and how we chose to transition sustainably here.

Matcha Fit For An Emperor

for smooth, vibrant teas and lattes

Pure first harvest, ceremonial grade matcha makes for a quality green cup. We like our Emperor's Matcha for traditional hot teas and iced lattes alike.

how do you matcha?

Making matcha can be easy as 1, 2, tea!

Spoon 1/2 tsp (1.5g) matcha powder to a cup or bowl and and add 2 oz hot (but not boiling) water.

Whisk in a circular motion until smooth and frothy. Quick Tip: use an electric frother for an easy mix, no clumps leftover!

Pour over 6 oz water or milk for a tea or latte. Sweeten to taste and make it your own!

more than meets the leaf

behind our matcha 🍵

Our matcha powder is sourced direct from multi-generational family farms in Shizuoka and Kagoshima, some of the largest tea growing regions in Japan.

Both regions are home to advantageous topography and rich soils that are perfectly primed for nutrient-dense green tea.

We couldn't do what we do at Sencha Naturals without our relationships with the family tea farms in Japan.

Together, we're committed to the same goals: high-quality matcha harvests, strict and sustainable farm practices, and doing our part to take care of the community.

Our vision for Sencha Naturals has always been to take the sustainable road less traveled, and we feel there is more to success than just the bottom line.

As a Certified B Corporation, we're committed to balancing purpose and profit to protect people, the planet, and the future of matcha.

Okay, not great

Tastes ok. This blend is different from the old product that was 100% organic ceremonial. Tastes more bitter and grassy now. Not bad in lattes, but still has a bit of a bite.

Great Matcha

Good quality. Fresh matcha. You can taste the green tea aroma. It is a little bit expensive though.

After baby ill buy more

Best matcha ever i had to stop drinking it due to my pregnancy. But i gave it to my cousin and she loved it

Tea matcha

The Best tea matcha it was flavored.

Tastes great, the price is unbeatable

I was slightly scared to purchase this product since it's significantly cheaper than the big companies and it seems less popular, so I didn't know if I would get a bad quality product. I've heard about the past matcha that this brand used to sell, and it was a culinary grade, so it didn't seem great as a quality matcha choice. Upon receiving this product, however, I was pleasantly surprised to see that it was bright green, and the smell was great.

I made my normal matcha, and I'll say that the taste is very similar to Okumidori: smooth, a little earthy and nutty, and somewhat bold. I've only had one matcha from Ippodo Tea, the Sayaka matcha, and I can say that the Emperor's Matcha tastes stronger and better than the Sayaka. This is very nice since the price is MUCH better than what you'll see elsewhere. Beware, however, since it seems that the popularity is spiking and deliveries will take longer, and the prices may go up.

I will continue to purchase this product normally, but see if you can find this at Costco first (the tin, not the bag!) since you'll get two tins for the price of one, which is insane. That's 60g for $20!

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