Matcha Dealer
Ceremonial Matcha (ORGANIC)
Ceremonial Matcha (ORGANIC)
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Ideal for your daily matcha dose. The high-quality matcha in ceremonial grade impresses with its tasty nature and sweet notes, making it versatile. With its intense and bright green color, it achieves a rich and intense taste.
✓ Ceremonial Grade: First harvest in May, Blend
✓ Fresh, aromatic & tart
✓ Cultivars: Saemidori, Yutakamidori, Okumidori, Sakimidori, Tsuyuhikari, Yabukita
✓ Region: Kagoshima, Japan
✓ 30g or 500g net weight
How To Matcha
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preparation
Use a teaspoon (approx. 1/2) or a bamboo matcha spoon (approx. 2 heaped) and measure the matcha into a cup of your choice, ideally a Japanese bowl . To create a unique texture and the best taste, it is recommended to use a special matcha sieve during the process.
Now pour in some warm (approx. 70°C) filtered water. Then whisk the matcha in quick "W" movements until it is lightly foamy. The whisk should only lightly touch the bottom of the bowl. Trying is better than studying, so Matcha Up.
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storage
For ideal freshness, matcha should always be stored in a cool place, e.g. in the refrigerator. A whisk holder can also be used to store your matcha whisk optimally, so that it is protected from mold and can retain its shape.
Matcha from the Matcha Dealer is either in a tea tin with an airtight screw cap or in a resealable aroma protection bag with a zipper. This means that it is maximally protected from moisture, odors and light and a consistently excellent taste is guaranteed in the long term.
Why Is Matcha The Real Deal?!
Find out more in our blog why Matcha is the green miracle for you.
No B******t, just clean & delicious Matcha for you.
Starting in a concept café in Hamburg, Germany, we now want to offer our matcha beyond our city. To give you what you really deserve, we want to provide only top quality .
That's why we work with a family business from Kagoshima, Japan , which grows the Matcha due to the geological advantages and the lush vegetation and gently grinds it on granite stone mills.