Ceremonial Matcha
CeremonialOrganic€39.90 — ~$45.72 USD (converted, rate as of 2026-07-16)
The price shown is confirmed, but this product's package size isn't stated anywhere on the page, so we can't show a per-gram figure.
Flagged inconsistencies on the brand's own page
- Kusmi's own blog/buying-guide content describes ceremonial matcha as costing 'around thirty euros' for 30g, while the actual product page price is EUR 39.90 for 30g -- a discrepancy between marketing copy and listed price.
Everything disclosed on the product page
- Price
- EUR 39.90 (EUR 133.00 per 100g)
- Size
- 30g
- Grade
- Ceremonial grade (described as Kusmi's 'most high-end' grade tier)
- Origin
- Japan
- Raw Material
- Tencha green tea leaves, ground to powder
- Certifications
- EU Organic (AB certification), French Organic (AB certification), B Corp certified
- Tasting Notes
- Emerald green color; soft, umami vegetal aroma; subtle and intense complexity
- Claimed Benefits
- Gentle and sustainable energy, rich in antioxidants, improved concentration, boosted metabolism
- Brewing Instructions
- Water at 80°C (176°F); pour 1 teaspoon into a bowl, add heated water, mix with bamboo whisk in W-shaped motions; adjust with water or milk to taste; no specific infusion/steep time given
- Ingredients
- Organic Japanese green tea powder
- Packaging
- Tin featuring a crane design inspired by Japanese tattoos, symbolizing longevity and happiness
- Production Method
- Young shoots shaded 3-4 weeks before harvest (increases chlorophyll/green color); leaves ground between stone millstones
- Additional Notes
- Marked as a 'New' product on-site; positioned for use in Japanese tea ceremony or everyday hot/iced consumption
- Site Context Pricing
- Kusmi's general blog content states a 30g box of ceremonial matcha costs 'around thirty euros' vs 'around twenty' for culinary matcha -- slightly lower than the 39.90 EUR listed price, likely a rounded/generalized statement rather than this exact SKU's price
Research notes
Fetched from kusmitea.com/en (EU/international storefront), so pricing is in EUR; a US-specific storefront may show USD pricing not captured here.