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Culinary Reserve Matcha

CulinaryUjiOrganicFrom $55.00 (100g) (~$0.55/g)

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Base Price
$55.00
Pricing Sizes
[ "100 servings: $0.44/serving", "250 servings: $0.38/serving", "500 servings: $0.35/serving", "1000 servings: $0.31/serving" ]
Grade Tier
Culinary grade, positioned as 'higher quality culinary matcha' suitable for blended drinks; brand notes its core strength lies in hyperpremium grades (implying Culinary Reserve is a secondary/lower-tier offering relative to hyperpremium line)
Origin Region
Uji, Kyoto — 'the Mecca of great matcha'
Tasting Notes
'Vivacious, verdant, vegetal'; 'fantastic color, soothing aromas, minimal astringency and bitterness'
Ingredients
100% green tea leaves, ground to fine powder; no sugar, additives, or 'other nonsense'
Brewing Instructions
1 gram = 1 serving ('a rounded half-teaspoon') with 2-3 oz hot water; can adjust to 2-6 grams for stronger prep; works iced or hot
Certifications
Organic option/alternative available with code ORGANIC2026 for 25% off (this product itself is not the organic variant; note per external search snippet the product is described as priced at a flat '$55.00' and 'vivacious, verdant, vegetal' with 'good umami' and 'ideal for those who want high quality yet affordable matcha')
Packaging
Mylar bags flushed with nitrogen for freshness; recommended storage in black-violet glass jar, refrigerated
Reviews
128 reviews; no numeric rating disclosed
Subscription
20% discount via Auto-Refill program; complimentary German-made black-violet glass jar included

Research notes

Same ORGANIC2026 promo-code ambiguity as Culinary Original applies here — code referenced on a non-organic product's page, likely a sitewide banner rather than a claim about this SKU.

Secondary sources

Serious Eatsreview
{
  "rating_or_verdict": "Tested, excluded from top picks",
  "notes": "Solid performer with mild bitterness and 'subtle notes of green apple skins and arugula', but not distinctive enough for the top tier."
}
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Veggiekins (YouTube)review
{
  "tier": "Tier 1 - Almost Too Good (best overall)",
  "price_noted": "$29.00",
  "notes": "Ranked #1 of 25 brands tested."
}
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