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Organic Matcha Green Tea Powder – Premium Japanese (4 oz)
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Why This Tea Works
Turmeric Root
Organic turmeric root, rich in curcumin — a cornerstone of Ayurvedic wellness tradition for centuries.
Ginger Root
Organic ginger root with natural gingerol — prized in Ayurveda for its warming, aromatic qualities.
Black Pepper
Black pepper with natural piperine — traditionally combined with turmeric in Ayurveda to enhance its benefits.
"Black pepper is the key — it's traditionally paired with turmeric in Ayurvedic practice to enhance absorption."
All our matcha is organic, sourced from Japan — and not just anywhere in Japan, but from volcanic mountain slopes where the soil is naturally rich in minerals from centuries of volcanic activity. This is a premium culinary matcha that delivers smooth umami flavor, vibrant green color, and exceptional versatility — lattes, smoothies, traditional preparation, baking — in a 4 oz USDA Organic pouch that gives you 55 to 110 servings.
Why Japanese Matcha Is Different
Japan has volcanoes. That is not just geography — it is the reason Japanese matcha tastes the way it does.
The volcanic mountain slopes are where most matcha is grown. Over centuries, volcanic activity has deposited minerals into the soil — minerals that the tea plants absorb as they grow. This is the terroir of matcha. This is why Japan, and not anywhere else in the world, produces the finest matcha. The soil is different. The land is different. And you can taste it.
Our matcha is organic, certified USDA Organic, and sourced directly from these Japanese growing regions. The tea plants are covered with shade cloths before harvest — a traditional technique that triggers the leaves to develop deeper flavor, richer color, and a smoother texture. The best leaves are hand-selected, briefly steamed to halt fermentation, dried, aged in cold storage to deepen the flavor further, and then stone-ground into a fine powder.
This is a culinary-grade matcha. That means it is built for versatility. You can whisk it traditionally with hot water for a classic matcha experience. You can blend it into smoothies for breakfast. You can froth it with milk — oat, almond, dairy, whatever you prefer — for a matcha latte. You can even bake with it. A single 4 oz pouch gives you 55 to 110 servings, depending on how much you use per cup.
Here is the thing our founder always says: this is excellent matcha for the price. There are companies selling 1.5 ounces of matcha for twenty-two dollars. We are offering four ounces — more than double the amount — of organic Japanese matcha at a fraction of that cost. The quality speaks for itself. The value is hard to beat.
What You'll Taste
🍵 First sip: Clean, smooth, and vegetal — a subtle grassy sweetness with a gentle umami depth that tells you immediately this is real Japanese matcha 🌿 Mid-palate: Creamy body builds — slightly buttery with a soft, rounded richness that coats the palate without bitterness ✨ Finish: A clean, lingering sweetness with a faint mineral note — the signature of volcanic soil terroir — and a smooth, satisfying close
Tasting notes: smooth umami · clean grassiness · creamy body · subtle mineral depth · gentle sweetness · vibrant green color
Our customers' favorite preparations:
- Traditional matcha — whisk 1 tsp with hot water (not boiling — around 175°F) until frothy and smooth
- Matcha latte — whisk with a small amount of hot water, then add steamed oat milk or your preferred milk
- Morning smoothie — blend with banana, spinach, almond milk, and a touch of honey for a green energy smoothie
- Iced matcha — whisk with a small amount of warm water, pour over ice, top with cold milk
- Matcha overnight oats — stir into oats the night before for a vibrant green breakfast
How to Brew
Traditional matcha: Sift 1 teaspoon of matcha into a cup or bowl. Add 2-3 oz of hot water (around 175°F — not boiling, as boiling water can make matcha bitter). Whisk vigorously in a zigzag motion until smooth and frothy. Drink immediately. This is matcha in its purest form — vibrant, smooth, and full of umami.
Matcha latte (customer favorite): Sift 1 teaspoon of matcha into a cup. Add 2 oz of hot water (175°F) and whisk until smooth. Add 6-8 oz of steamed milk — oat, almond, coconut, or dairy all work beautifully. The creamy body of the matcha blends perfectly with milk. Sweeten with honey if desired.
Iced matcha: Whisk 1 teaspoon of matcha with 2 oz of warm water until fully dissolved. Pour over a full glass of ice. Top with cold milk. The vibrant green color over ice is stunning, and the flavor is crisp and refreshing.
Smoothie blend: Add 1 teaspoon of matcha to your blender with banana, milk, spinach, or whatever your morning calls for. The matcha integrates smoothly and adds a clean green tea flavor without overpowering other ingredients.
Our founder's cup: Whisk 1 teaspoon with hot water — just enough to make a concentrated, frothy cup. No milk, no sweetener. Just matcha and water, the traditional way. You taste the full depth of the volcanic soil, the umami, the smoothness. Simple and excellent.
What Makes This Tea Different
| Herbal Cup Organic Matcha | Typical Matcha Powder | |
|---|---|---|
| Origin | Japan — volcanic mountain slopes with mineral-rich soil | Often China or unspecified origin |
| Soil | Volcanic terroir — centuries of mineral deposits from volcanic activity | Standard agricultural soil |
| Processing | Shade-grown, hand-selected, steamed, cold-aged, stone-ground | Machine-harvested, minimally processed |
| Grade | Culinary grade — versatile for lattes, smoothies, baking, and traditional preparation | Often unclear or mislabeled grade |
| Certification | USDA Organic | Frequently not organic or unverified |
| Size | 4 oz pouch (55-110 servings) | Often 1-2 oz at a higher price per serving |
| Value | Excellent quality for the price — more matcha, less cost | Premium pricing, smaller quantities |
| Color | Vibrant green — hallmark of quality Japanese matcha | Dull or yellowish green |
| Flavor | Smooth umami, no bitterness | Often bitter or flat |
Details
- Type: Matcha green tea powder (contains caffeine)
- Size: 4 oz pouch (approximately 55-110 servings)
- Ingredients: Organic Powdered Green Tea Leaves (Matcha) from Camellia sinensis
- Certifications: USDA Organic, FDA Registered Facility
- Tea bag material: N/A — loose powder in a resealable pouch
- Origin: Japan — volcanic mountain slopes
- Blended in: California, USA
- Caffeine: Contains natural caffeine from green tea (approximately 34-68 mg per serving, depending on amount used)
- Grade: Culinary grade — ideal for lattes, smoothies, baking, and traditional whisking
- Key botanical: Organic matcha (Camellia sinensis) — shade-grown Japanese green tea, stone-ground into a fine powder. Grown on volcanic mountain slopes where the soil is naturally rich in minerals from centuries of volcanic activity
Caution: Contains caffeine. Consult a health care provider prior to use. Do not use if pregnant or nursing, when you have a medical condition, or if you are using prescription drugs.
Customer Reviews
"Excellent matcha for the price. I've tried a lot of matcha powders and this one is smooth, vibrant green, and tastes like real Japanese matcha. The 4 oz pouch lasts me weeks." — Verified Customer ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
"I use this every morning for my matcha latte. It whisks up beautifully, no clumps, and the flavor is smooth with that nice umami depth. Way better than what I was paying twice as much for before." — Verified Customer ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
"Great quality, great value. The color is vibrant green — you can tell it's legit. Works perfectly in smoothies and lattes. This is my go-to matcha now." — Verified Customer ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this matcha taste like? Smooth, clean, and gently sweet with a rich umami depth — the hallmark of quality Japanese matcha. There is a subtle grassy note, a creamy body, and a faint mineral undertone from the volcanic soil where the tea is grown. It is not bitter or harsh. When prepared correctly (with water around 175°F, not boiling), it is remarkably smooth.
Is this a high-quality matcha tea powder? Yes — this is a premium, high-quality matcha tea powder: organic, stone-ground Japanese green tea from volcanic mountain slopes. Whether you searched for a powder matcha tea, a matcha green tea powder, or matcha tea powder near me, you can order this organic matcha powder online here and have it shipped to you — no need to find it locally.
Where is this matcha sourced from? Japan — specifically from volcanic mountain slopes where the soil is naturally rich in minerals from centuries of volcanic activity. This terroir is what gives Japanese matcha its distinctive flavor, color, and depth. All our matcha is USDA Organic.
Is this ceremonial or culinary grade? This is a culinary-grade matcha — meaning it is crafted for maximum versatility. It works beautifully in lattes, smoothies, baking, and traditional preparation alike. Culinary grade is the preferred choice for everyday use, especially when mixing with milk, fruits, or other ingredients.
How many servings are in a 4 oz pouch? Approximately 55 to 110 servings, depending on whether you use 1 teaspoon (2g) or half a teaspoon (1g) per cup. A 4 oz pouch gives you exceptional value compared to most matcha brands that sell 1-2 oz at a higher price.
Does matcha contain caffeine? Yes. Matcha is made from the entire green tea leaf in powdered form, so it contains natural caffeine — approximately 34-68 mg per serving depending on how much you use. Most people describe the energy from matcha as smoother and steadier than coffee, without the jitters or crash.
How should I store matcha to keep it fresh? Keep the pouch tightly sealed and store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Some people refrigerate their matcha after opening to preserve freshness and color. Use within a few months of opening for the best flavor.
What is the best way to prepare matcha without clumps? Sift the matcha through a fine mesh strainer before adding water — this breaks up any clumps. Use hot water around 175°F (not boiling), and whisk vigorously in a zigzag motion. A bamboo matcha whisk works best, but a small regular whisk or even a milk frother will do the job.
Founder's Note
"All our matcha is organic from Japan. And the important thing to understand is — Japan has volcanoes. The volcanic mountain slopes is where most matcha is grown. The soil there is rich in minerals from the volcanic activity over centuries. That is what gives good matcha its flavor, its color, its depth. We source our matcha from these regions, and it is excellent matcha for the price. I have seen other companies — one company selling 1.5 ounces for twenty-two dollars. We give you four ounces of organic Japanese matcha. More than double the amount. The quality is there. The value is there. Use it for lattes, smoothies, breakfast — whatever you like. This is a matcha you will be happy with." — Founder of Herbal Cup Tea
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Important Information
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.












