Steady focus
Matcha naturally combines caffeine with L-theanine. Together, they are studied for attention and alertness, while the whole-leaf format also provides catechins.
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Pure Matcha
First-harvest Uji matcha selected for vivid colour, soft umami, and a clean daily cup.
30 g pouch · approximately 15 servings
One resealable 30 g pouch of first-harvest ceremonial matcha.
2 g first-harvest ceremonial matcha per prepared serving.
Naturally occurring caffeine; content varies by harvest.
A vivid, soft-umami matcha for traditional usucha or a clean milk preparation.
Label information
Product-specific information for the selected format. The package label remains the controlling reference.
Per stick / par bâtonnet
Per prepared serving: 2 g ceremonial matcha.
Final values will be published from verified product analysis. No estimated nutrient values are shown.
Caffeine disclosure: An exact milligram value will be published only after verified batch testing. Contact Kiyori before purchase if you require a precise caffeine amount.
What to expect
Vivid matcha with soft umami and a clean finish. Pure matcha, nothing added.
Stone-milled to a very fine powder. Sift before whisking for a smooth, clump-free cup.
Naturally occurring caffeine; content varies by harvest.
Sift 2 g into a cup, add 70 ml water below boiling, and whisk until a fine foam forms. Top with milk for a latte.
Why Kiyori
Matcha naturally combines caffeine with L-theanine. Together, they are studied for attention and alertness, while the whole-leaf format also provides catechins.
Explore the scienceOrigin & traceability
Our matcha is sourced from Uji, Japan. Tender spring leaves are shade-grown before harvest, steamed and dried into tencha, then slowly stone-milled into a fine powder.
Questions
Naturally occurring caffeine; content varies by harvest.
It is an unregulated quality and sensory designation. We use it for matcha selected for drinking quality based on origin, harvest, colour, texture, aroma, and taste.
Uji, Kyoto, Japan. The spring leaves are shade-grown, steamed and dried into tencha, then stone-milled.
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