Ceremonial Vanilla Matcha

Name: Ceremonial Vanilla Matcha
Brand: Chamberlain Coffee
Price: 30 USD

Ceremonial, sourced from Shizuoka

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$30.00

The price is confirmed, but package size isn't stated anywhere on the page, so we can't show a per-gram figure.

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Grade

Ceremonial

Region

Shizuoka

Sourcing

Shizuoka, Japan

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Tasting notes

A smooth, subtly sweet twist on signature matcha, crafted from premium first-harvest Japanese green tea and infused with warm vanilla

Earthy; smooth, subtly sweet; no bitterness

Composition

L-theanine

24.31 mg/g

Ceremonial-grade published estimate — Goto et al., upper-grade matcha samples, Tea Research Report No.80:23-28 (1994)

EGCG

59.3 mg/g

Ceremonial-grade published estimate — Goto et al., upper-grade matcha samples, Tea Research Report No.83:21-28 (1996)

Full details

Everything disclosed on the product page (19 fields)▾

Branding: By Emma Chamberlain; 'expertly blended by our award-winning tea master'
Price Subscribe And Save: $27
Price One Time: $30
Size: 1.06oz
Grade: Ceremonial Grade A
Certifications: [ "Vegan", "Japanese Matcha" ]
Region Farm: Shizuoka, Japan
Flavor Description: A smooth, subtly sweet twist on signature matcha, crafted from premium first-harvest Japanese green tea and infused with warm vanilla
Tasting Notes: Earthy; smooth, subtly sweet; no bitterness
Harvest Note: Described as 'premium first-harvest Japanese green tea'
Brewing Hot: Mix 1/2 tsp into 4-6oz hot water, blend with electric whisk, add milk
Brewing Cold: Mix 1/2 tsp into 4-6oz hot water, blend, add ice and milk
Review Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
Review Count: 554 reviews
Ingredients List: Not itemized on page (vanilla flavoring source e.g. natural vs artificial not specified)
Cultivar: Not disclosed
Awards: Page references team as 'award-winning tea master' but no specific product award named
Shelf Life: Not disclosed
Packaging Details: Not disclosed beyond 1.06oz size

Research notes

Unlike the plain Organic Ceremonial Matcha page, this page specifies 'first-harvest' Japanese green tea and mentions an 'award-winning tea master' phrase (not a formal award for the product itself).