Ocha & Co.Kyoto Uji Matcha - Ceremonial Grade - Japanese First-Harvest Matcha Green Tea Powder, Traditionally Stone-Milled, 50g.

I am so impressed with this, simply love it.

Fresh and grassy. Not at all bitter. Extra nice (and healthy) with a squeeze of fresh lemon juice.

Yeah this slaps so hard made a blueberry oat matcha and tasted just like what you would buy from a coffee shop. Amazing quality especially for the price point and really easy to make.

Visually, it's spot on, brilliant green powder, super fine, clearly good quality.Making it as usucha (80C, electric frother), it's got all those high-quality hallmarks: very smooth, gentle, nicely balanced umami and sweetness, no bitterness. Definitely premium, but didn't seem any different from other high quality Uji matchas.After drinking it a few more times, I did start to notice something a bit different, a really nice, almost velvety creamy texture or layer to it. That was interesting and quite pleasant, not used to ' creaminess' in any of my tea.But here's the thing: even with that creaminess, the actual taste profile still felt very much in that classic, balanced Uji camp. For something labelled "Limited Production" and at this price, I guess I was hoping for a more distinct or complex flavour to really make it stand out. It’s very good, don't get me wrong, but it didn't quite deliver a unique punch that would clearly separate it from another really good, smooth Uji matcha like the Midori Matcha Superior Grade I also reviewed.Maybe it would be a different story as koicha, which would bring out more depth, but that's not really for casual drinking and too expensive to experiments with.Overall, it's a lovely, high-quality matcha if you want something extremely smooth, gentle, and with a nice touch of creaminess. But if you're shelling out hoping for a really standout or different flavour adventure, it might feel a tad too polite and familiar.

Perfect aroma, lovely color, and amazing quality! Definitely organic! I love the taste, it’s completely different from the matcha you get at coffee shops. I am replacing coffee with matcha and I feel much better health-wise. It boosts my energy and concentration in a much smoother way. I highly recommend buying a matcha kit (specially a bamboo whisk and a strainer) as electric mixers don’t create a smooth homogeneous drink - you will end up with some small grains (not as pleasant to drink). Without the proper tools, it can be tricky to prepare a nice drink and you might waste some product.

I find it too expensive for a small little bag

girls i gave this a try and it’s better then TED MATCHA and it’s 100g it’s great taste

Amazing! Nice and smooth and smells of white chocolate. Best matcha I have tried!