DōMatcha
Ceremonial Organic
Ceremonial Organic
Organic, high-quality, stone-ground matcha ideal for ceremonial or daily use.
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- Paying homage to the traditional tea ceremonies of Japan, only the finest, youngest tea leaves are selected for DōMatcha® Ceremonial
- Made from young, de-veined and de-stemmed shade-grown tencha tea leaves
- This matcha has a high nutritional value, including the unique properties of L-theanine and catechins, as well as a sweet, clean flavour
- Certified Kosher
- Certified Organic in Canada
- Certified Organic in the USA
- Certified Organic in Japan
- Certified Organic Internationally
- Ideal to enjoy as a traditional whisked matcha.
Best company! They have the best quality matcha, I’m so happy that this company exists and I’m so glad that I have found them! Also they ship very quick! Customer for life!
I can’t get through my long work days without it! Doesn’t give me the jitters that coffee gives me, gives me a nice, calm, energy boost. It’s a beautiful green color, the quality is great. I get the bigger can and if I use a tsp every day lasts over a month, I work 7 days a week and couldn’t do that without my daily matcha 🍵
I’ve been drinking this for years and every time I try and try a different brand I always come back to this one. Best ever.
Luv the matcha taste.
Just got back from Japan where I was lucky enough to be taken by a local in each town to one super old (80 year old) tea shop in the historic Geisha district of Karawanza and another in Nara. In both places, their matcha was sourced in Uji and in the case of the 80 year old shop, the shop owner's father started the shop just after WWII and his uncles grew green tea for matcha. Their ceremonial matcha was outstanding - smooth and had a great flavor. I bought several other brands of matcha in addition to yours to see if any compared. Yours came the closest so I will definitely buy from you again - especially since those local shops limit what we can purchase, don't allow online purchase and I'm not going to be able to go back to Japan any time soon. Good for you for sourcing as you do. You website is excellent. You've been hanging in ther for all these years as the US matcha market is catching on.