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“Matcha-Thon Matcha #3… Azzrian I am sending a bit of this to you… LiberTEAs…I noticed that you haven’t logged…want me to send you some, too??? I guess I didn’t realize you haven’t tried this one! ...” Read full tasting note
“Just made Lance a matcha with milk sweetened(that’s just the way we like it) and I licked the whisk and and it made me want one too, this Matcha is the Bomb-Digitty!!!! Green delicious goodness, I...” Read full tasting note
“I think this matcha is quite refreshing and delicious, had it made with milk and sweetened, we drink matcha as a “pick me up” in a small cup but I could make a big tall glass of this and just drink...” Read full tasting note
“This tea is pure, clean-burning fuel. I like adding it to my banana-yogurt-soymilk shakes for a healthy midday treat. I also like sprinkling it on my ice cream and yogurt. That’s the great thing...” Read full tasting note
Certified organic by JONA (Japan Organic and Natural Foods Association), this premium, organic ceremonial Matcha is the purest and most sustainable way to enjoy the ancient Matcha tradition. Our DōMatcha™ Ceremonial Organic Matcha is produced in the Uji Region, in Kyoto, Japan where matcha originated over 800 years ago. (Makes about 25 servings.)
At DōMatcha, we're passionate about bringing health and energy to your day through traditional Japanese matcha. We partner with the talented 16th generation tea master Kazunori Handa to offer premium, authentic matchas from Uji, Japan.
Just made Lance a matcha with milk sweetened(that’s just the way we like it) and I licked the whisk and and it made me want one too, this Matcha is the Bomb-Digitty!!!! Green delicious goodness, I guess the way make it is kinda like a matcha latte or something maybe? anyway Super good stuff!
I just had a matcha latte myself, made with milk and honey!
Yummy! They are my favorite Matcha so far. :)
I wish I liked milk more and it didn’t COMPLETELY cover the taste of matcha for me.
Milk and honey Matcha, I didn’t think about that, i use agave or some suga sometimes.
@yappy- just use a little more Matcha in there and try it, we use lots of matcha in ours, prolly too much.
I think this matcha is quite refreshing and delicious, had it made with milk and sweetened, we drink matcha as a “pick me up” in a small cup but I could make a big tall glass of this and just drink it up. I’ve been really looking forward to coming home and trying this matcha, it’s one of the better ones we’ve tried.
This tea is pure, clean-burning fuel. I like adding it to my banana-yogurt-soymilk shakes for a healthy midday treat. I also like sprinkling it on my ice cream and yogurt. That’s the great thing about matcha in general—because it’s in powdered form, you can add it to pretty much anything, to boost the flavor and antioxidants :)
I absolutely looove matcha. My matcha set was the best investment I made in myself. Nothing is as comforting as drinking matcha from a bowl.
I agree! Matcha is a “comfort food” for me.. it’s not just a liquid, somehow it has food-y qualities too.
Yep. It’s breakfast for me. Occassionally paired w/ a flavored yogurt or a clementine, but not anything more… Well, other than chocolate hehe;)
You can check out our video-tasting here: http://blip.tv/the-tea-show/episode-29-domatcha-s-organic-ceremonial-matcha-5527915
I purchased the Domatcha brand after reading favorable comments here. I found a fantastic deal on ebay, so that made the price reasonable. I am a novice to matcha, however, compared to two other plain matchas I’ve tried this very good. The color is vibrant green, the smell is lightly grassy, and the taste is very fresh and almost sweet. I do not detect any bitterness. I like it!
Very creamy, dark emerald green. Accidentally whisked it too much for my liking the first time, making it slightly bitter. The second time was better, smooth- no bitterness. Tastes like everything I wanted from loose leaf sencha but never quite captured.
I thought I was being ripped off for paying $30 for this little tin. But I enjoyed every cup of milk tea I made with this. When I used up the whole tin, I decided to find cheaper alternatives so I bought a few ounces from a local coffee-and-tea shop. It was a mistake! What a horrifying experience! Now I use it for baking instead. I have learned that you really get what you pay for in terms of matcha.
Where’s mine? :D
Amy Oh – if you don’t mind a funky envelop – I can pop a bit in the mail for ya!
Ohhh NICE thank you! DoMatcha! Wait I need to really find out all the good matcha places don’t I!
Sure… I know that I’ve tried some of the other DoMatcha as for the longest time it was my #1 favorite pure Matcha… but, I don’t think I’ve tried the organic.
Aww, I was just kidding. I’d like to try some flavored matchas tho’!