Everyday Superfood Organic Ceremonial Japanese Matcha is a tea defined by patience, craft, and place. Made from shade-grown leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant, it reflects nearly a thousand years of Japanese tea culture, where Matcha is valued not for convenience, but for balance, focus, and ritual.
Our Matcha is sourced directly from specialist growers in Japan who produce tea specifically for ceremonial use. In the weeks before harvest, the plants are carefully shaded, a traditional practice that deepens the green colour and encourages the development of naturally occurring L-theanine alongside caffeine. The result is a Matcha that feels calm and steady rather than sharp, with a smooth, umami-rich taste and a fine, velvety texture.
Once harvested, the leaves are gently processed and stone-ground in Japan into a vibrant green powder, preserving freshness and character. We import this Matcha directly and pack it in small batches in the UK, keeping handling to a minimum so it reaches you as close as possible to how it was intended to be enjoyed.
This is Matcha for drinking, not disguising. Best prepared simply with warm water and a whisk, it offers a moment of quiet focus that justifies its place as a premium tea. Subtle, layered, and refined, Everyday Superfood Organic Ceremonial Matcha is chosen for those who value authenticity and depth over shortcuts, and who appreciate that true quality rarely needs to announce itself.
Organic Ceremonial Matcha Tea Powder
Everyday Superfood Organic Ceremonial Japanese Matcha is made from carefully shade-grown tea leaves cultivated in Japan using traditional methods developed over centuries of tea ceremony practice. The leaves are stone-ground into a fine, vibrant green powder, creating a Matcha with a naturally smooth texture, deep umami notes, and a calm, focused character.
Certified organic by the Soil Association under the code GB-ORG-05.
Certified by The Vegan Society, compatible with the food choices of a vegan diet.
Certified by the London Beth Din Kashrut Division (KLBD).
Everyday Superfood Organic Ceremonial Japanese Matcha is a tea defined by patience, craft, and place. Made from shade-grown leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant, it reflects nearly a thousand years of Japanese tea culture, where Matcha is valued not for convenience, but for balance, focus, and ritual.
Our Matcha is sourced directly from specialist growers in Japan who produce tea specifically for ceremonial use. In the weeks before harvest, the plants are carefully shaded, a traditional practice that deepens the green colour and encourages the development of naturally occurring L-theanine alongside caffeine. The result is a Matcha that feels calm and steady rather than sharp, with a smooth, umami-rich taste and a fine, velvety texture.
Once harvested, the leaves are gently processed and stone-ground in Japan into a vibrant green powder, preserving freshness and character. We import this Matcha directly and pack it in small batches in the UK, keeping handling to a minimum so it reaches you as close as possible to how it was intended to be enjoyed.
This is Matcha for drinking, not disguising. Best prepared simply with warm water and a whisk, it offers a moment of quiet focus that justifies its place as a premium tea. Subtle, layered, and refined, Everyday Superfood Organic Ceremonial Matcha is chosen for those who value authenticity and depth over shortcuts, and who appreciate that true quality rarely needs to announce itself.
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Our Commitment to Sustainability
At Everyday Superfood, we are committed to ethical sourcing, environmental responsibility, and long-term sustainability. We prioritise ethically sourced ingredients, working with suppliers who support fair and sustainable farming practices.
Our packaging is carefully selected to minimise environmental impact, with recyclable or biodegradable options used wherever possible. We also offer our products in a range of sizes, allowing customers to start small and scale up as needed, helping to reduce packaging waste and delivery emissions while maximising cost efficiency.