ClearspringOrganic Japanese Matcha Green Tea Powder Premium Grade, 40gEU Organic

Clearspring matcha is always fine quality .I used to buy the ceremonial version of this product but switched to this premium version to save money since I drink it everyday and use 2g a day. More robust flavor, bolder tea flavor. Fab for lattes. The ceremonial version is best I feel if you enjoy light sweet grassy taste to drink in water. this one is different with a thicker texture , more umami, more tea flavor, bolder and more complex . As usual no bitterness. you can see my photos comparing a sprinkle of the clearspring premium with clearspring ceremonial , this one is a bit lumpier and slightly less vivid but still fine quality. I enjoy and keep drinking it. I add two matcha spoonful into a glass , a splash of milk and whisk then add water and flavor or sweeten to taste. perfect latte.

This is one of the besr matcha powders that I have had. Lovely fresh sweet grassy flavour (I mix with half frothed cowes milk/half water) and it has a beautiful colour. Mixes well with matcha whisk no lumps and not too frothy but could be my technique. Powder stays well in pouch in fridge.Price is good with excellent delivery (pick up).Would recommend.

8/10 quality ceremonial matcha.Good flavour, whisks well. Nice minimal packaging which has foil bag, plastic air cap and mental tin for freshness.

Vibrant smooth matcha! Was looking for an alternative to Jenki London who make the best matcha but it comes at a steep price pointThis matcha can definitely hold up compared to Jenki: both are ceremonial grade, shade grown from Uji, Japan.I personally use 1 tsp matcha with 30 ml water, froth it up and add it to iced oat milk

Flavours:It has just a hint of bitter undetones, but these disappear easily and leave excellent aftertaste (positively addictive).It has the pick-me-up factor that many will look for. Level teaspoon is perfect for the afternoon.It's colour indicates grade good quality and high quality.Cost: Very good quality for its cost. It is an excellent save for those who don't wish to spend £20+ for their matcha, but also don't wish to settle for average or cooking grade.Let me give some advice to anybody who's planning to buy Matcha:- Think carefully when are you buying your product. Matcha is grown and picked in May. The powder is highly reactive with air and light. Therefore don't buy it in late May or October, wait for a couple of weeks and buy fresh season. Also, with picking the most recent season you can enjoy your tea at its best quality for longer.

Not as vibrant green or as fine as I am used to for this price point

The best tasting matcha

Great quality