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title: "Tealyra | Samurai Ceremonial Matcha Green Tea, 100g (3.5 oz)"
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# Natural Energy Boost Ceremonial Grade Purity Authentic Kyoto Origin Tealyra | Samurai Ceremonial Matcha Green Tea, 100g (3.5 oz)

**Brand:** tealyra
**Price:** $62.43
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🍃 Elevate your daily ritual with Kyoto’s finest ceremonial matcha — sip the tradition, fuel your ambition!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Tealyra | Samurai Ceremonial Matcha Green Tea, 100g (3.5 oz) by tealyra
- **How much does it cost?** $62.43 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- tealyra enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tealyra brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Freshness Guaranteed:** Sealed in premium packaging to lock in vibrant color, aroma, and flavor for up to 2 years.
- • **Clean & Allergen-Free:** Gluten-free, sugar-free, and free from additives—pure matcha for a mindful lifestyle.
- • **Antioxidant Powerhouse:** Loaded with antioxidants and beta-carotene to support anti-aging and overall wellness.
- • **Sustained Natural Energy:** Medium caffeine content delivers a smooth, jitter-free energy boost for busy professionals.
- • **Pure Samurai Ceremonial Grade:** Experience the unmatched quality of handpicked, stone-ground matcha from Kyoto’s Obuku valley.

## Overview

Tealyra Samurai Ceremonial Grade Matcha is a premium 100g powder sourced from handpicked Gyokuro leaves in Kyoto’s Obuku valley. This authentic Japanese matcha offers a vibrant emerald color, smooth flavor, and rich antioxidant content. Ideal for health-conscious professionals seeking a natural energy boost without jitters, it comes in airtight packaging ensuring freshness for up to two years. Gluten-free and additive-free, it’s the perfect mindful upgrade to your daily beverage routine.

## Description

Product description Experience the refined character of Samurai Matcha Ceremony, a Japanese matcha from the Obuku Valley near Kyoto, Japan. Traditionally harvested with careful attention to the tea leaves, this finely milled green tea offers the distinctive color, texture, and concentrated flavor associated with Japanese matcha.When prepared, Samurai Matcha produces a smooth and mellow cup with a fine texture, fresh green tea character, and a light emerald-green appearance. Because matcha is consumed as finely ground tea rather than strained leaves, the powder is whisked directly into water to create a rich and evenly blended tea.Samurai Matcha Ceremony can be prepared traditionally with a bamboo whisk or mixed using a handheld frother. Its smooth character makes it suitable for drinking on its own and for preparing matcha lattes and other tea-based beverages.Ingredients: Japanese matcha powder.Origin: Obuku Valley, Kyoto region, Japan.Preparation Instructions: Sift approximately 1/2 teaspoon of matcha into a bowl. Add 2.4–3 oz / 70–90 ml of water heated to approximately 175°F / 75°C. Whisk rapidly back and forth until the powder is evenly dispersed and a light layer of foam develops.Serving Details: Enjoy immediately after whisking. Serve traditionally with water or add milk according to preference for a creamy matcha latte. Adjust the amount of matcha and water to achieve the desired strength. Manufacturer Contact Information Tealyra, Chateauguay, qc Canada

Review: One of my 2 favorite affordable matchas! - I hesitate to write this, because once a matcha becomes well-regarded, it can become harder to either maintain quality, or maintain stock. Matcha has become so popular, that there is a shortage of the best Japanese matcha in Japan, and they are having to ration supplies to tourist restaurants... I was trained years ago in Urasenke- style tea ceremony, 1996, back when there were only 1 or 2 organic brands, with msg added to others.. I am very pleased that Tealyra makes such a very good matcha powder (Imperial and Samurai) at such a very good price, and that they even ended up being organic. They use the same plastic envelope for all their matcha, but add a paper label. Even though nothing in the product description on desertcart claims the tea is organic, this printed label says it is! The Imperial grade is indeed better than their Samurai grade. While both lack some of the umami complexity of top grade very expensive Uji "ceremonial" matchas, the Imperial has strong notes of chocolate, and a pleasant bitterness, and the Samurai is almost equally as good, without the endearing chocolate notes and complexity. Both have a bright green color. Both far outshines in quality and price the highly -rated -in -expert -outside -reviews Rishi Everyday Matcha that used to be a go-to. Much better than declining- in- quality Ujido ceremonial blend. Some folks downgrade matcha for clumping, but that is an indication of being finely ground. The best matchas with the finest grind are time-consumingly stone -ground, greatly contributing to the expense. Mechanical grinding can add heat and destroy quality. One of the steps in preparing tea for tea ceremony is putting the tea through a sieve to remove clumps, used even with the very best matchas, just as one does with flour before making a cake. Because matcha quality is greatly affected by air and humidity, I put about 1 1/2 ounces at a time in the small foil pouch that usually comes in 1 oz matcha in a can, and tightly roll that up with no air with rubber bands around it, and put it in the can, and use that, then refill. I squeeze the air out of the large envelope it comes in, and fold it over and tightly seal the ziplock. Envelopes that come with some foil make it easier to keep air out. Keep it all in the fridge if you can, or if you order the 7 or 8 oz envelopes, you may wish to store it in the freezer. If you are in someplace hot like Arizona, Florida, or Texas, try to order it so it arrives on a relatively cool day, fall through spring, and not in summer, to preserve the quality of the tea. Snatch it up quickly if left on a hot porch! For many brands, last years matcha tends to go on sale in winter or early spring to prepare for new spring stock. We can expect a rise in prices with the tariffs and matcha shortages, as I've seen with this now less wonderfully -priced brand.
Review: Great Entry-Level Ceremonial Matcha - After researching more than a month to replace the matcha I’m drinking, I chanced upon the samurai ceremonial matcha by Tealyra. I’ve bought teas from them before and was happy with the quality of teas they carry. At less than $10/oz for “ceremonial” matcha? I was sceptical but decided to give it a try since I trusted the brand. The 3.5 oz bag arrived as shown on desertcart, with words indicating “ceremonial “ and “organic” on the sticker, as advertised. The expiration date is “02-2022”, which gives me about 18 months to enjoy. The tea powder is a clean but not vibrant green, definitely much better than the muddy or yellow/brownish green colours of many of the “premium culinary grade” matcha. That’s definitely a good sign. I put a little water into the one teaspoon of powder and whisked it in the matcha bowl without sifting the powder first. Then I added a little more water to the paste, and the powder turned into a vibrant green with very fine foams. There were no lumps even without sifting. This green colour is almost as vibrant as the Yamamasa Koyamaen ceremonial matcha I bought in Tokyo. Adding more water up to the instructed amount and whisked again, the foams became bigger but still covered the surface. The taste was mellow, without the overwhelming grassy flavour that some lower grades have. There was a hint of umami aftertaste which was pleasant but weaker than the premium ceremonial grade, but you pay premium price for that. The entire bowl was very pleasant to drink, leaving a very nice fragrance in the mouth even after more than 30 minutes. There was only a hint of grainy texture at the last sip, but not so much that it bothered me. Overall, this is an entry-level ceremonial matcha, with good colour, flavour, texture, foam and aftertaste. For the price, this is great value. If you want to upgrade after trying this entry-level, the same company sells higher grade ceremonial matcha at higher prices. For now, my search is over and I hope they keep up with the quality so I can explore more.

## Features

- JAPANESE CEREMONY-STYLE MATCHA – Finely milled Japanese green tea from the Obuku Valley near Kyoto with a smooth, concentrated character and vibrant appearance.
- SMOOTH & MELLOW FLAVOR – Produces a balanced cup with fresh green tea notes, a fine texture, and a clean, mellow finish.
- FINE EMERALD-GREEN POWDER – Carefully milled matcha disperses directly into water, creating a rich green infusion with a smooth consistency.
- TRADITIONALLY HAND-PICKED TEA – Sourced from the Obuku Valley area of Japan and produced with an emphasis on traditional tea harvesting and preparation.
- TRADITIONAL OR LATTE PREPARATION – Whisk with hot water for a classic matcha preparation or combine with milk for a smooth matcha latte.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00MD5RXA0 |
| Allergen Information | Allergen-Free, Dairy Free, Gluten Free |
| Best Sellers Rank | #85,755 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ( See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ) #436 in Matcha Tea |
| Brand | Tealyra |
| Brand Name | Tealyra |
| Caffeine Content Description | Medium Caffeine |
| Container Type | Bag |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 85 Reviews |
| Diet Type | Kosher, Plant Based, Vegan, Vegetarian |
| Each Unit Count | 1 |
| Flavor | Unflavored |
| Item Dimensions | 3 x 1 x 3 inches |
| Item Form | Powder |
| Item Highlight | Japanese, Kyoto green powder; hand-picked leaves with a smooth, mellow flavor and fine texture |
| Item Volume | 3.5 fluid ounces |
| Item Weight | 100 g |
| Manufacturer | Tealyra |
| Manufacturer Contact Information | Tealyra, Chateauguay, qc Canada |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Size Name | 3.5 Ounce |
| Product Benefits | Boost Metabolism, Immunity Support, Increase Energy, Promote Weight Loss, Reduce Inflammation |
| Product Shelf Life | 730 days |
| Special Ingredients | matcha powder |
| Specialty | Artificial Color Free, Artificial Flavor Free, Natural, Nut Free, Sugar Free |
| Sweetness Description | Not Sweet |
| Tea Variety | Matcha |
| UPC | 628098710047 |
| Unit Count | 3.5 Ounce |

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of my 2 favorite affordable matchas!
*by L***E on April 18, 2025*

I hesitate to write this, because once a matcha becomes well-regarded, it can become harder to either maintain quality, or maintain stock. Matcha has become so popular, that there is a shortage of the best Japanese matcha in Japan, and they are having to ration supplies to tourist restaurants... I was trained years ago in Urasenke- style tea ceremony, 1996, back when there were only 1 or 2 organic brands, with msg added to others.. I am very pleased that Tealyra makes such a very good matcha powder (Imperial and Samurai) at such a very good price, and that they even ended up being organic. They use the same plastic envelope for all their matcha, but add a paper label. Even though nothing in the product description on Amazon claims the tea is organic, this printed label says it is! The Imperial grade is indeed better than their Samurai grade. While both lack some of the umami complexity of top grade very expensive Uji "ceremonial" matchas, the Imperial has strong notes of chocolate, and a pleasant bitterness, and the Samurai is almost equally as good, without the endearing chocolate notes and complexity. Both have a bright green color. Both far outshines in quality and price the highly -rated -in -expert -outside -reviews Rishi Everyday Matcha that used to be a go-to. Much better than declining- in- quality Ujido ceremonial blend. Some folks downgrade matcha for clumping, but that is an indication of being finely ground. The best matchas with the finest grind are time-consumingly stone -ground, greatly contributing to the expense. Mechanical grinding can add heat and destroy quality. One of the steps in preparing tea for tea ceremony is putting the tea through a sieve to remove clumps, used even with the very best matchas, just as one does with flour before making a cake. Because matcha quality is greatly affected by air and humidity, I put about 1 1/2 ounces at a time in the small foil pouch that usually comes in 1 oz matcha in a can, and tightly roll that up with no air with rubber bands around it, and put it in the can, and use that, then refill. I squeeze the air out of the large envelope it comes in, and fold it over and tightly seal the ziplock. Envelopes that come with some foil make it easier to keep air out. Keep it all in the fridge if you can, or if you order the 7 or 8 oz envelopes, you may wish to store it in the freezer. If you are in someplace hot like Arizona, Florida, or Texas, try to order it so it arrives on a relatively cool day, fall through spring, and not in summer, to preserve the quality of the tea. Snatch it up quickly if left on a hot porch! For many brands, last years matcha tends to go on sale in winter or early spring to prepare for new spring stock. We can expect a rise in prices with the tariffs and matcha shortages, as I've seen with this now less wonderfully -priced brand.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Entry-Level Ceremonial Matcha
*by C***E on August 18, 2020*

After researching more than a month to replace the matcha I’m drinking, I chanced upon the samurai ceremonial matcha by Tealyra. I’ve bought teas from them before and was happy with the quality of teas they carry. At less than $10/oz for “ceremonial” matcha? I was sceptical but decided to give it a try since I trusted the brand. The 3.5 oz bag arrived as shown on Amazon, with words indicating “ceremonial “ and “organic” on the sticker, as advertised. The expiration date is “02-2022”, which gives me about 18 months to enjoy. The tea powder is a clean but not vibrant green, definitely much better than the muddy or yellow/brownish green colours of many of the “premium culinary grade” matcha. That’s definitely a good sign. I put a little water into the one teaspoon of powder and whisked it in the matcha bowl without sifting the powder first. Then I added a little more water to the paste, and the powder turned into a vibrant green with very fine foams. There were no lumps even without sifting. This green colour is almost as vibrant as the Yamamasa Koyamaen ceremonial matcha I bought in Tokyo. Adding more water up to the instructed amount and whisked again, the foams became bigger but still covered the surface. The taste was mellow, without the overwhelming grassy flavour that some lower grades have. There was a hint of umami aftertaste which was pleasant but weaker than the premium ceremonial grade, but you pay premium price for that. The entire bowl was very pleasant to drink, leaving a very nice fragrance in the mouth even after more than 30 minutes. There was only a hint of grainy texture at the last sip, but not so much that it bothered me. Overall, this is an entry-level ceremonial matcha, with good colour, flavour, texture, foam and aftertaste. For the price, this is great value. If you want to upgrade after trying this entry-level, the same company sells higher grade ceremonial matcha at higher prices. For now, my search is over and I hope they keep up with the quality so I can explore more.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Holy matcha.
*by B***N on July 9, 2024*

Wow. All I can say is wow. I have been drinking matcha for 5 years now. I’ve tried countless brands, a bunch on Amazon, to gifts of Alfred matcha from LA. Usually, the best deal you can get is 100g for around $40. Better quality matchas are usually $1/g. I was super skeptical about ordering this matcha. There aren’t a lot of pictures, and although reviews are great, sometimes they’re paid. I am a matcha snob. I’ll say it. It needs to be vibrant. It needs to be creamy. It needs to froth well. I drink it with just ice water, no sweetener, so it needs to shine through on its own. Plenty of matchas are “fine” when in a latte, sure. Same as using bad coffee for a latte. With enough sugar and milk, people will drink it. But, when you drink matcha “americanos,” the matcha has to be good. I gasped when I opened this package. The vibrancy. The AMOUNT. 200g of matcha for $40 is insane. It’s perfect. It tastes delicious, it froths well, it’s green as green can be, and it is creamy and tastes divine. I will be repurchasing time and time again, as well as sharing with every single one of my friends who like matcha. Thank you. Buy this matcha. Please. It will change. the. game.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Tealyra - 3.50-ounce - Samurai Ceremonial Grade Japanese Matcha Green Tea - Best Pure Matcha Powder - Kyoto, Japan - Best Healthy Drink - Hight Antioxidants - Energy Boost - 100g
- BambooWorx Matcha Whisk Set - (Chasen), Traditional Scoop (Chashaku), Tea Spoon. The Perfect Sets to Prepare a Traditional Cup of Japanese Tea, Handmade from 100% Natural Bamboo

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