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Premium-Grade Matcha for Baking & Lattes (175 g)

Ceremonial, sourced from Kyoto, Samidori cultivar

$54.00 (175g)

~$0.31 per gram

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Grade

Ceremonial

Cultivar

Samidori

Region

Kyoto

Price in context

At $0.31 per gram, it costs less than 89% of the other 969 matchas in the database with a confirmed price and size. Among the 92 Kyoto matchas with a confirmed price, the median is $1.34 per gram, and this one is well under the regional median. Among PARU Tea's 9 matchas with a confirmed price, this is its cheapest per gram.

Compared across 970 products with a confirmed price and size, with yen, pound and euro prices converted to dollars. See how Kyoto compares · How we research

Sourcing

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Composition

L-theanine

24.31 mg/g

Ceremonial-grade published estimate — Goto et al., upper-grade matcha samples, Tea Research Report No.80:23-28 (1994)

EGCG

59.3 mg/g

Ceremonial-grade published estimate — Goto et al., upper-grade matcha samples, Tea Research Report No.83:21-28 (1996)

Pricing as disclosed

175g — $54.00

Full details

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Size
175 g (approx 60 servings)
Price Usd
175 g (approx 60 servings): $54.00
Price Note
Prices as listed in the brand's own storefront in USD.
Origin
Kyōtanabe, Kyoto, Japan
Cultivar
Samidori
Artisan
Masa
Ingredients
matcha (ground green tea from tencha)
Caffeine Level
moderate
Description
Meticulously blended in Kyōtanabe from two types of samidori, a type of cultivar known for its balanced flavor, our premium matcha yields fresh grass and soft oceanic notes. This matcha is suitable for preparing Americano style (with a tall serving of water) or baked goods and lattes. Refrigerate after opening. Details Origin: Kyōtanabe, Kyoto, Japan Cultivar: Samidori Artisan: Masa Seasonally harvested. Ingredients: matcha (ground green tea from tencha) Caffeine level: moderate Preparation USUCHA ("THIN" MATCHA) AMERICANO • GRASSY + MAXIMUM BENEFITS Heat 2 oz (¼ cup) spring or filtered water to 175°F / 79°C. If preparing an iced version, you may use cool or cold water. Sift ½ tsp (2–3 g) matcha into chawan (matcha bowl) or katakuchi (spouted bowl), then slowly pour in water. Whisk briskly in a zig-zag motion for 15 sec or until froth appears. Alternatively, you may use an electric frother in a tall beaker. Top with about 6 oz water. HOT LATTE • EARTHY + COMFORTING Follow steps 1–3 for USUCHA. Pour matcha into cup or glass along with 1 tsp maple syrup (optional). Warm ¾ cup (6 oz) your choice of milk and add to matcha. ICED LATTE • RICH, CREAMY + SWEET Follow steps 1–3 for USUCHA. Fill cup with ice, Add ¾ cup (6 oz) your choice of milk (cold or room temperature). Top with tea and gently swirl. About matcha (抹茶) Matcha is made from finely ground shade-grown tea leaves called "tencha." It contains about three times the antioxidants of regular green tea and is an excellent source for powerful catechins such as epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) that are believed to have cleansing, anti-viral effects About premium matcha Premium matcha falls right in between ceremonial matcha—the highest grade, typically with a delicate flavor, meant to be consumed neat—and culinary matcha—which due to its intense flavor is best enjoyed when added to culinary creations. Note: In Japan, matcha is simply referred to as "matcha." The aforementioned grades are mainly used outside of Japan.
Storefront Tags
[ "cold brew", "green tea", "holidaysale2022", "japan", "japanese tea", "lunar22", "matcha", "powdered tea" ]
Storefront Category
Powdered Teas

Research notes

Imported 2026-10-06 from the brand's own Shopify storefront feed (https://parutea.com/products.json); description is the brand's own copy. Archived prices are USD as listed on that storefront; current prices are re-scraped from the live product page where the site allows it. Not individually hand-verified beyond the feed.

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