Organic Matcha Green Tea Powder, 2 Pounds | Unsweetened with Zero Sugar, Culinary Grade, Potent Early Harvest, Fine Stone Ground – Vegan, All Purpose, Great for Matcha Latte

I bought three comparable culinary grade organic Matchas, all in the same price range. I was curious if they all tasted the same: they did not! This one was middle of the road when to came to color vibrancy and foam texture. However, it dissolved the best and was easily the favorite between both my girlfriend and I. The flavor was not necessarily the most powerful, but it was the smoothest and sweetest with the least bitterness. It definitely leaned more umami than grassy like some of the others I have tried. For what it's worth, this was the only one I found in the price range that advertised as stone ground and shade grown and early harvest all together, maybe that made a difference. As always, your mileage may vary, and there's no guarantee that every batch is exactly identical for every brand. But I am very happy with my purchase!

This is my first time buying this brand. I LOVE it! It mixes very well in hot water. I haven’t noticed any residual powder collected at the bottom of my mugs whenever I finish it up either! Great flavor as well! I used to purchase the Panatea brand but wanted to try something new and this is definitely worth it.

I've tried both this version (Naturebell) and the ":D" (Deal Supplement) brand of matcha, both 2 pounds. naturally, they are the two competing offerings for 2 pounds of matcha geared towards offering a good value proposition for consumers. when I was trying to find matcha, it came down to these two versions, so this review is geared towards those who are comparing the two.Naturebell is far and away the superior version over the ":D" Deal Supplement brand in their 2 pound matcha offerings. Naturebell's matcha is far brighter, the color is far more intense, the flavor is much clearer than the ":D" Deal Supplement version, and possibly finer as it was easier to dissolve this version than the Deal Supplement one.The Naturebell version is the far superior offering for making matcha lattes or any baked goods as the color intensity is still very bright and intense even after being mixed with any sort of milk, cream, or mixture.I was actually somewhat surprised by what a significant difference there was in the color intensity and flavor between the two versions. I can confirm that the Deal Supplement version is much duller and grayer than the Naturebell version.The Naturebell version is much tastier too. There is no bitterness when making more concentrated drinks, and the flavor of matcha is still retained! In comparison, the Deal Supplement version is very bitter the more concentrated it becomes, which is unfortunate since the color is duller too, so I needed to add more matcha to whatever I was drinking. But that is not an issue with the Naturebell version, surprisingly.I originally bought this version after I finished the Deal Supplement version and I was shopping around to see similar offerings in 2 pounds of matcha (or anything of high volume, low price). These are the two versions that offer the best price value for the pound/grams that is offered, and I can safely say that the Naturebell version is the superior version in every way. As of this review, it is even more affordable too, so the choice should be obvious.I highly recommend this matcha offering, and I personally intend on buying this version for matcha from hereon out (unless anything changes of course)

It doesn't mix as well as others but it taste fine and gives me the matcha energy! I'll purchase again.

I’ve recently started drinking more matcha and decided to try this NatureBell Organic Matcha powder. So far, I’ve had a really good experience with it.The powder has a nice vibrant green color and mixes well when I whisk it with hot water or blend it into a latte. It dissolves fairly easily and doesn’t leave a lot of clumps if you whisk it properly. The flavor is smooth with a mild earthy taste and only a slight bitterness, which I actually enjoy in matcha.I mainly use this for matcha lattes and smoothies, and it works great for that. Since it’s a culinary grade matcha, it’s a good option for mixing into drinks or recipes rather than drinking it completely plain.One thing I also like is that the container is quite large, so it lasts a long time even if you make matcha regularly. A small scoop goes a long way.Overall, this has been a good everyday matcha for my home drinks, and I would consider buying it again.

High quality and great taste! I'm a repeat customer of this product! Great value as well.

It is a proper, dark green and loose powder matcha. I use it to mix my own matcha lattes and it blends nicely into a pale jade colored matcha drink. It tastes great, its smooth, and a little goes a long way. It is strong. On a scale of matcha quality I would rate it a C rank. It is not ceremonial grade of course, but it isn't a terrible grade at all. It is true to the culinary grade listing, and comes in a 1 pound container. This will last me a while and a lot cheaper than going to a cafe. I also have control over the sweetener content. There is no sugar or sweetener in this matcha, and it will be great for antioxidant health benefits. I do add a bit of collagen and monk fruit stevia to mine, and it is perfect. Will be buying again.

I'm hooked! Never had Matcha before, so have nothing to compare this large container of fine bright-green powder with. Yum. My husband still likes hot chocolate better, but this matcha will take the place of my morning coffee sometimes. No instructions on container, so my first cup was a "trial". I have a small milk steamer (I actually use non-fat half and half), with a scoop of matcha and a bit of stevia or raw sugar. Found a few lumps in the first cup that I gave my husband...he sort of eyed it strangely!. Found that while the milk was frothing/steaming, I put about a 1/8 cup of water in microwave to boil, then added the sugar, and matcha to dissolve. Then the frothy milk. The container is large and will last me quite a while and the price was best of all I looked at. Yes, it's not ceremonial matcha, but good nevertheless. Has a slight "grassy" taste, but I'm only maybe imagining using grass. If there's a scoop inside, I'm not digging it out - just used a long-handled ice tea spoon to stir. The quality of the powder in the container was not lumpy, just even powder. Dissolved easily in a bit of boiling water, but had a few lumps in my first "trial" cup that my husband got. I recommend and will buy more.