cobcobb 170g (6oz) Uji Matcha Green Tea Powder - USDA Organic - Authentic Japanese Origin Premium Culinary Grade

This is an amazing matcha. I wanted to make a keto matcha latte and this worked great. The quality of this powder is among the best I have tried and I have tried quite a few. It comes in a nice metal can. My can was dented but hey that doesn't do anything to the taste of the tea. It mixes well and have a great flavor. It even smells great which is an added plus as I am sensitive to smells. I will be getting this one again.

OK, so maybe there is no mountain named Matcha, but enjoying this tea felt like I chose the highest quality Matcha tea I could get.I have to commend the seller on the informative Amazon page and detailed replies in the questions-section.The seller seems to know the product inside & out, and that too made me feel I was buying from an excellent source.As for the tea - it's superb.Its bright light-green color is eye-opening. It is ground to very fine powder and totally rich in flavor.You do need to know how to prepare it correctly and many videos on YouTube show you how.Mix it thoroughly with a special bamboo whisk or a simple metal one for smooth texture and foamy top.A totally delightful treat for Tea lovers, not to mention the attributed health benefits of antioxidants, L-Theanine, Catechin, and more.

Like many, I was searching for a green tea to make lattes like the high priced SB chain. I read a zillion reviews and websites that made it clear: you get what you pay for. Bottom line is this green tea, while not the most expensive or exotic matcha available, gives excellent value for price. The flavor is very nice with no bitterness. I've been off caffeine for 15 years and get a heck of a buzz when I have the rare coke. In contrast, the caffeine effect from this tea is very subtle and mild. The color of my sample was a bright green that compared well with other matcha teas of higher price. The consistency of the power was very fine and dissolved well in my lattes. Now to the good part. After several experiments I found a recipe that to me is nearly identical to the $5 a cup variety. My green tea latte recipe: Heat three ounces of water in a large coffee cup (one that will hold at least 12 - 14 ounces). You want the water too hot to put your finger in but not boiling (150 - 180 degrees F). Dissolve 1.5 teaspoons of green tea powder into the hot water. I used a small whisk to blend it in (I did NOT sift through a wire mesh strainer but you could to eliminate 100% of any lumps; I had a few tiny lumps the size of coffee grinds without having to sift). Add 8 ounces of milk (cow, almond, soy, etc; I used 2% milk) to a two-cup Pyrex measuring cup. Add sugar to taste (I used 2 teaspoons; the SB chain green tea mix for their lattes contains sugar, so its plenty sweet BEFORE they add any pumps of syrup). Microwave the milk for about a minute and 45 seconds (you want the milk just shy of boiling). Stir the milk to dissolve and sugar you added and pour into the large coffee cup with the dissolved matcha tea. And voila! If you MUST have frothy milk then invest in a milk steamer/frother. For me the microwave creates enough froth with cow's milk, but do what spins your propeller.

The flavor is really nice. The color isn’t as green as I’ve seen in some but that just tells me that this company hasn’t added artificial color. The container it comes in is by far the best. It is a metal canister but the air tight cap that comes under the main top is a great feature. I would buy this again. The company answered every question I had and then some. Wonderful customer service!

I did my research and this is by far best quality for the price out there, from Japan, fda certified, great flavor and very high quality for 100g pouch at this price. I use it for drinks and tea. You can pay 60-90 bucks for 30g tins of ceremonial grade if you want but I have and we're talking very minimal difference in taste, color and smell. I know there are 300g bags out there for 15bucks but if you want a good quality "real" matcha at a reasonable price this is the brand. Hope this helps, I spent way too many hours researching for it to not help somebody lol.

This ceremonial (NOT culinary) grade matcha comes in a small tin so you can reseal it, and is high quality and worth the price. They date stamp the date of production on the foil - it’s not the expiration date. It says this on the outside packaging (the tin) that the foil is stamped with the date of production. It’s not bitter or gritty. I made the most delicious matcha latte out of this but it’s also amazing as plain tea. Also a huge plus that it’s organic so you get all the health benefits of both matcha and organic food.

I'm not a matcha connoisseur, but I'm working on it. That being said, this matcha is super. Is it as good as more expensive ceremonial grade? I couldn't tell you, having not had that much ceremonial grade matcha. Should it be even cheaper? That's possible; but unlike the studies that have been done on wine showing that our brains can't perceive the difference between say, a high rated $15 bottle and a $200 bottle, I don't think anyone's done this for matcha (yet!).I have had several other culinary-grade matchas that are about $10 cheaper than TerraVerve's, though, for around the same volume. Those weren't nearly as good as TerraVerve's, in either the flavor or freshness categories.Good work, T-Verve!

This is the best culinary grade matcha I've had (tried at least 20 matcha powders culinary and ceremonial) it's as good as many ceremonial grades I tried on Amazon. It is smooth and seems to be pretty fresh. There were some reviews online that spoke highly of this one and I can concur.I use this with a small 6 oz glass tumbler and mix a teaspoon with about 3 oz of water with the bamboo whisk until blends. A small glass seems to help with the clumps as the powder isnt able to escape the wrath of the whisk. Then I add two drops of stevia and maybe 2 oz of soymilk and whisk again. Many people use warm water but with this method I've been able to use cold water which is more refreshing to meI have this matcha 3 times a day and im amazed by the calm alertness I now have. I've quit coffee successfully with this and don't imagine going back. I don't need to say much more about matcha.