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Matcha Sampler 18-Pack

Matcha Sampler 18-Pack

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Try the 9 Most Iconic Matcha Cultivars chosen by our team.

From the bright lift of Yabukita to the savory depth of Gokou and the velvety smoothness of Okumidori, this sampler showcases Japan’s most celebrated matcha cultivars. Compare each cup, note your favorites, and discover the cultivar-region combo that speaks to your palate. Our team spent years visiting farms nationwide, evaluating countless harvests; the finest of those tastings now appear together in this curated set.

You'll Get to Taste 18 Matcha from small farmers.

This sampler delivers a distinct tasting adventure with each matcha, thoughtfully selected to highlight the drink’s remarkable diversity. Journey through Japan’s celebrated matcha landscapes and enjoy a lineup that excites long-time fans while welcoming curious beginners.

Our Matcha Sampler Flavor Chart

Our matcha is harvested across six celebrated Japanese tea areas, Miyazaki, Kyoto, Uji, Shizuoka, Kagoshima, and Kirishima. Grown by nine devoted small-family farms, each batch delivers the fresh, genuine taste of Japan right to your cup.

100% Naturally sourced from 6 Regions and 8 Small Family Farms

Our matcha is harvested across six celebrated Japanese tea areas, Miyazaki, Kyoto, Uji, Shizuoka, Kagoshima, and Kirishima. Grown by nine devoted small-family farms, each batch delivers the fresh, genuine taste of Japan right to your cup.

Unveiling the Superfood Power of Matcha

Unlock matcha’s wellness edge each time you brew. Rich in calming L-theanine and antioxidants, these vibrant teas bolster immune defenses, heighten mental clarity, support gentle weight balance, and deliver calorie-free hydration. Treat every cup as a mini tea-ceremony escape. Grown pesticide-free by small Japanese farming families, this collection delivers an authentic taste of Japan’s centuries-old tea culture.

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