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Maeda-En Matcha Ceremonial Quality Green Tea Powder 1-Ounce

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Maeda-En Matcha Ceremonial Quality Green Tea Powder 1-Ounce
SKU
JC11615
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Source specifications

Brand
MAEDA-EN
Item Form
Powder
Flavor
Matcha
Tea Variety
Green
Unit Count
1.0 Ounce
Package Dimensions
2.83 x 2.05 x 2.01 inches; 1 ounces
Item model number
ASINPPOSPRME18763
UPC
019022184223
Manufacturer
Maeda-en
Units
1.0 Ounce

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Ceremonial Quality Matcha contains 100% natural green tea powder from Japan. Daily nurturing ensures our Matcha has exquisite flavor and taste, and is an excellent source of nutrients. Its quality and emerald green color make it ideal for the Tea Ceremony; Try Matcha Espresso for added energy; Its quality and emerald green color make it ideal for the Tea Ceremony. Try Matcha Espresso for added energy; The freshest and finest green tea; All natural; no articial colors or flavors; Made in United States Rated 4.5 out of 5. Customers praise this matcha powder's taste, noting it's not bitter and has a delicious umami flavor, while also appreciating its vibrant green color and smooth texture.

  • Its quality and emerald green color make it ideal for the Tea Ceremony; Try Matcha Espresso for added energy
  • Its quality and emerald green color make it ideal for the Tea Ceremony. Try Matcha Espresso for added energy
  • The freshest and finest green tea
  • All natural; no articial colors or flavors
  • Made in United States

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Ceremonial Quality Matcha contains 100% natural green tea powder from Japan. Daily nurturing ensures our Matcha has exquisite flavor and taste, and is an excellent source of nutrients.

Highlights: Its quality and emerald green color make it ideal for the Tea Ceremony; Try Matcha Espresso for added energy Its quality and emerald green color make it ideal for the Tea Ceremony. Try Matcha Espresso for added energy The freshest and finest green tea All natural; no articial colors or flavors Made in United States

Key details: Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No | Package Dimensions: 2.83 x 2.05 x 2.01 inches; 1 ounces | UPC: 019022184223 | Units: 1.0 Ounce | Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (337)

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Customer feedback: 4.5/5 average rating.

Customers say: Customers praise this matcha powder's taste, noting it's not bitter and has a delicious umami flavor, while also appreciating its vibrant green color and smooth texture.

Review snippets: Rich, slightly sweet flavor and great quality. Perfect for daily matcha. It gives me energy without the rush. Read more / The media could not be loaded. This is the only match you'll need, it has such a great taste especially in our homemade lattes! The powder is such a bright green not like other brands! Overall I recommend 100% and

From the manufacturer Maeda-En Matcha Ceremonial Quality Green Tea Powder Maeda-en Matcha "Ceremonial Quality" is a 100% natural green tea powder from Japan. Maeda-en Ceremonial Matcha has exquisite flavor and taste, and is an excellent source of nutrients. It has an extremely fine texture due to the extra care taken during processing. Ceremonial Matcha’s high quality and beautiful emerald green color makes it ideal for it to be used in the traditional Tea Ceremony. About us 1980 in Texas, our founder, Taku H. Maeda was inspired to introduce Green Teas from Japan to the west when staying with the Lockhart family. He was enlightened to embark on this mission not only because his family ran a traditional Japanese Green Tea business, but because Maeda felt he was destined to make it his life’s work to found a “new generation” Green Tea lifestyle in the U.S., a true harmony of “East meets West”. Maeda was born and raised in Nagasaki, Japan’s only international trade port for over 200 years(17th to 19th century). Starting in the 16th century, Nagasaki became a melting pot with people from around the world.