Japanese Matcha – Premium & Ceremonial & AAA Grade Matcha Tea | Authentic Japanese Origin (1.05oz (30g), Finest AAA Ceremonial Grade)

Tastes very good.. pretty good quality for the price

Rich flavors and good quality. Highly recommended.

حلو طعم الماتشا مقارنة بسعرها .. للأمانه فيه مروره بسيطه aftertaste بس مقبول

premium quality

Honestly great matcha for its price, great taste and bright green matcha color which means good quality!! already bought it twice and planning on buying it again

Good

Delicious flavour, vibrant colour, easy to use - that perfect matcha taste. Highly recommended

The Matcha taste so good with no bitterness and it’s so good even if you make it in your home as a salted vanilla Matcha

Really good matcha, no fishy taste

Matcha Green Tea Powder from Japan- Japanese Drinks- Finest Ceremonial Grade Matcha (30g) Expires: 2023/01/17 Product of Japan I drink matcha 2 ways, frothed with a chasen and also in Latte. Since this was ceremonial grade, I opted to just froth it with a chasen. I don't use a sweetener so the matcha really has to shine. I have tried Heapwell matcha before where it is sold in a bag. Then I was impressed with how inexpensive Heapwell's matcha is considering the quality of it. With this version of Heapwell's in a tin it is no different. At today's price of 13.99 I am still blown away at how inexpensive this is for such a high quality matcha. I have literally tried dozens of matcha brands but continually am impressed when I try Heapwell's matcha. The color of this matcha is bright green which is indicative of really good matcha. The brightness comes from the fact that either it was shade grown but since this isn't organic it could also mean the use of fertilizers. The flavor profile has almost no bitterness. The matcha itself has a nice well rounded flavor profile with floral hints. Personally I prefer a little more astringency but the little amount it has is still quite nice. Overall this matcha is not just good for the price, it is actually really good matcha. If I ever run out of matcha, which will probably take a long time considering how much I have, this is the brand I would go back to not just for the cost but because it really is a great matcha. As with all matcha, make sure you don't heat the water over 175F as it can get bitter no matter what quality matcha you buy. For me, I personally take the temperature no higher than 160F to capture the full range of flavors.

Tried it its pretty good for the price. It dissolves good taste good for its price.

At last, I found my cup of matcha! (after trying several different brands) I've been drinking matcha for a few years now, so I've learned a thing or two about it. This one truly embodies the properties of ceremonial grade matcha (creamy, vegetal flavor, not bitter, etc.).

I recently tried the Heapwell Superfoods Finest Ceremonial Matcha Green Tea, and I must say, it's truly exceptional. This 30g tin of vibrant, shade-grown, stone-ground powder from Uji, Japan, has quickly become a staple in my tea collection. Firstly, the quality of this matcha is unparalleled. You can taste the care and craftsmanship that goes into producing it, from the moment you open the tin to the last sip of your cup. The vibrant green color and smooth texture are a testament to its superior quality. Secondly, the flavor profile of this matcha is exquisite. It has a delicate sweetness balanced by a subtle bitterness, with a smooth and creamy finish that lingers on the palate. Whether enjoyed on its own or incorporated into recipes, it adds a depth of flavor that elevates any dish or drink. What sets this matcha apart is its recognition as a 1-Star Great Taste Award UK 2023 winner. This prestigious accolade speaks volumes about the exceptional taste and quality of the product, further solidifying its status as a must-have for any matcha enthusiast. Overall, I highly recommend this to anyone looking for an authentic and premium matcha experience. With its vibrant color, complex flavor profile, and award-winning status, it's sure to impress even the most discerning tea connoisseurs.