35°N MATCHA Ceremonial Grade Matcha Powder 40g Tin — USDA Organic, Stone-Milled, First-Harvest
Product details
| Management number | 253509608 | Release Date | 2026/10/24 | List Price | CA$30.08 | Model Number | 253509608 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Category | |||||||||
Hand-harvested from shade-grown tea gardens located on the 35°N latitude—an area celebrated for premium tea terroir—this ceremonial matcha is milled to an ultra-fine 5–10μm texture and packed in a freshness-focused 40 g tin. Its vivid green hue and natural umami make it suitable for classic usucha whisking as well as modern oat-milk lattes. The powder is USDA Organic certified, 100% pure green tea with no additives, and each batch is tested for safety.
How should I prepare this matcha for a quick traditional cup?
For a swift usucha (thin tea), sift 1–2 grams (about 1/2–1 teaspoon) into a bowl, add 60–80 ml of hot water at roughly 75–80°C (not boiling), and whisk briskly in an M-shaped motion until it froths. The fine milling ensures fast suspension and a creamy foam with minimal grit.
- Use 1/2–1 teaspoon per serving for mild to medium strength.
- Water temperature: 75–80°C (165–175°F) to preserve sweetness.
- Whisk 15–30 seconds with a bamboo chasen or small frother for ideal foam.
- Expect 15–20 traditional servings from a 40 g tin at this ratio.
Can I make matcha lattes with plant-based milks like oat milk?
Yes—this ceremonial grade is balanced to work well in milk-based drinks while retaining its umami character. When paired with oat milk or other plant milks, it produces a smooth, visually vibrant latte without becoming overly bitter.
- Use 1–2 teaspoons per 240 ml latte for full flavor.
- Whisk into a small amount of hot water first to create a paste, then add steamed milk.
- Adjust sweetness or foam level to taste; pairs well with a light sweetener.
- Stone-milled texture ensures minimal clumping in milk.
What sets this 35°N MATCHA ceremonial grade apart from lower-grade powders?
This matcha comes from the first harvest and is processed to maintain bright green color and natural umami, avoiding the dull hues and sandy textures found in inferior powders. The fine particle size and careful sourcing reduce bitterness and produce a creamy mouthfeel when prepared properly.
- First-harvest leaves deliver concentrated flavor and color.
- Stone-milled to 5–10μm for silky texture and even suspension.
- No fillers, preservatives, or artificial colors—USDA Organic certified.
- Each batch tested for heavy metals and safety.
How long will a 40 g tin last, and how should I store it?
The compact 40 g tin is designed for freshness; depending on how you brew, it can yield roughly 10 lattes or 15–20 traditional cups. Keep the tin sealed and stored in a cool, dark place or refrigerated after opening to preserve color and flavour.
- Typical yield: ~10 matcha lattes or ~15–20 usucha servings.
- Best stored sealed, away from heat, light, and strong odors.
- Refrigerate after opening for extended freshness (bring to room temperature before opening to avoid condensation).
- Use within a few months of opening for peak vibrancy.
Who this is for: 35°N MATCHA 40g ceremonial grade suits tea enthusiasts who value authentic first-harvest flavor and vivid color, home baristas crafting oat-milk lattes, and anyone looking for a clean, versatile green tea powder without additives. It’s ideal for those who prioritize stone-milled texture, tested safety standards, and a compact tin designed for freshness rather than bulk.
Ingredients
100% organic green tea matcha powder
FAQ
Q: Is this matcha organic and additive-free?
A: Yes. 35°N MATCHA is USDA Organic certified and contains only pure stone-milled green tea with no additives.
Q: How many servings are in the 40 g tin?
A: About 15–20 traditional usucha servings or roughly 8–12 lattes, depending on your recipe and strength preference.
Bestseller ranking
Matcha
Correction of product information
If you notice any omissions or errors in the product information on this page, please use the correction request form below.
Correction Request Form