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Matcha - Tin (Daily Ceremonial)

$30

Make your own matcha at home with our Daily Ceremonial grade matcha. All you have to do is scoop, whisk (or shake up in a bottle), and enjoy!

Why Junbi matcha?

 ➤ 100% pure shade-grown finely milled matcha
 ➤ Sourced from a 100-year-old farm in Japan
 ➤ Pairs deliciously with other ingredients
 ➤ Fuels you to Prepare Daringly for your adventures ahead

Each tin contains enough matcha (30g) to make approximately 15 straight-up servings, 15 Matcha Lattes, 30 Dalgona Matchas or 15 batches of Matcha Cheesecake Brownies! 

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Matcha Benefits

Energy

Focus

Immunity

Digestion

Why Junbi Matcha

100% Pure shade-grown finely milled Matcha

Sourced from a 100 year old farm in Japan

Pairs deliciously with other Ingredients

fuels you to prepare daringly for your adventures ahead

Preparing Matcha is Easy

ADD MATCHA

ADD WATER

WHISK

ENJOY

How to Prepare a Matcha Latte

How to Prepare Matcha Cheesecake Brownies

Customer Reviews

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Michelle de Lara
Love it!

It’s my very first tin of matcha ever. Decided to start making them at home because ⭐️ Bucks was just getting too expensive. I love how the matcha is not grainy or too earthy. It was just delicately delicious with some oat milk and a teaspoon of sugar free vanilla syrup. It’s a much better way to start my day compared to coffee.

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Kristina Martinez
A must try

I have gotten a couple people on board of drinking this match. It’s 10/10. I used to think I hated matcha but this one is amazing!

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Maryann Thiradeth

Matcha - Tin (Daily Ceremonial)

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Kristine Alberto

Matcha - Tin (Daily Ceremonial)

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Kristine
Matcha - Tin (Daily Ceremonial)

I am so happy with my Junbi matcha purchase! I enjoy making this as a latte with oatmilk, and the matcha flavor is perfect. It doesn't have a bitter or "grassy" taste to it like some other matcha brands I've tried, and the color is a beautiful, vibrant green. I sometimes make it as a cold brewed tea, and it is great either way.