Matcha is the whole, shade-grown leaf, stone-ground into powder — you consume the entire leaf rather than steeping and discarding it. That's why its caffeine and L-theanine content work out higher per serving than a typical steeped tea.
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Ceremonial Matcha Powder
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One Ingredient. Whole Leaf.
No isolated extract, no diluted powder blend — just stone-ground, shade-grown Camellia sinensis leaf from Kyoto. You're drinking the whole leaf, not just what dissolves out of a steeped bag.
What makes matcha different from green tea?
Why caffeine and L-theanine together?
That pairing is one of the better-supported 'smooth energy' mechanisms in the stimulant category — L-theanine is studied for a calming effect that can offset some of caffeine's jitteriness. We haven't measured the exact milligrams of either in this specific batch, so we're not going to put a number on it we don't have.
Who should talk to a doctor first?
Anyone pregnant, nursing, under 18, sensitive to caffeine, or taking medication affected by caffeine, including some heart and anxiety medications, should talk to their doctor first.
Single-Origin: Kyoto, Japan · No Fillers, No Added Sugar · Stone-Ground Whole Leaf · 7-Day Replacement Guarantee
What You're Actually Getting
One ingredient, whole leaf — here's exactly what's in the tin.
The Leaf
100% ceremonial-grade matcha — shade-grown Camellia sinensis leaves, stone-ground into powder.
The Origin
Sourced from the Kyoto region of Japan, a traditional matcha-growing region.
What's Not In It
No added sugar, no flavoring, no fillers. One scoop is one ingredient.
The Supply
54 g per tin — about one teaspoon (one scoop) per serving.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is matcha, exactly?
Matcha is the whole, shade-grown leaf, stone-ground into powder — you consume the entire leaf rather than steeping and discarding it. That's why its caffeine and L-theanine content work out higher per serving than a typical steeped tea.
How much caffeine is in a serving?
We don't have an exact milligram count for this specific batch, so we're not going to make one up. Matcha generally contains meaningfully more caffeine per serving than steeped green tea, because you're consuming the whole leaf.
Is this third-party tested?
Not yet — we don't have a published certificate of analysis for this product today.
Who shouldn't drink this?
Anyone pregnant, nursing, under 18, sensitive to caffeine, or taking medication affected by caffeine, including some heart and anxiety medications, should talk to their doctor first.
How do I prepare it?
Whisk one scoop into 2–3 oz of hot (not boiling) water, or use in your usual matcha preparation.
No Disease Claims
We tell you what's studied, not what's cured.
Nothing Hidden
One ingredient, no fillers or added sugar — nothing hidden in the tin.
Honest About Unknowns
No invented caffeine or theanine numbers — we only state what we've verified.
Ceremonial Matcha Powder