No. 7 Matcha
SweetGrassyNuttyRich$34.99 (40g) (~$0.87/g)
Pricing as disclosed
- 40g — $34.99
Tasting notes
Flavor Description: Rich, slightly sweet vegetal flavor
Tasting Notes: Spirulina, cashew, malt
Everything disclosed on the product page
- Product Page Title
- Matcha, Single Origin Green Tea - Powdered Tea [40g]
- Blend Number
- No. 7
- Price
- $34.99
- Size
- Powdered Tea [40g]
- Servings
- Approximately 30 servings per tin
- Tea Type
- Japanese green tea, single origin
- Cultivar Leaf
- Made from tender green leaves known as Tencha
- Region Farm
- Katsura, Gifu Prefecture, Japan
- Harvest Timing
- Harvested in early spring
- Shading
- Leaves shade-covered for three weeks before harvest to increase chlorophyll and L-Theanine content
- Processing
- After harvesting: steaming, rolling, drying, and stem/vein removal, then ground on granite stone into powder
- Appearance
- Brilliant green in color
- Flavor Description
- Rich, slightly sweet vegetal flavor
- Tasting Notes
- Spirulina, cashew, malt
- Ingredients
- Not listed separately from description (single-ingredient matcha implied)
- Brewing Instructions
- { "water_temp": "175 degrees F", "amount": "Between 1/2 to 1 tsp (approx. 1 g) matcha per cup", "water_volume": "6-7 ounces", "method": "Whisk vigorously for at least 30 seconds" }
- Grade
- Not explicitly stated on this page
- Certifications
- None disclosed on this page
- Awards
- None disclosed
- Shelf Life
- Not disclosed on this page
- Review Ratings
- None disclosed (no star rating or review count visible)
- Availability
- In stock, Add to cart option present
Research notes
Page found at smithtea.com/products/matcha; site labels it simply 'Matcha' but numbering elsewhere on the site (blend catalog) designates it Blend/No. 7. No grade tier (e.g. ceremonial/culinary), certification, award, shelf-life, or customer review data appears on the page.
Secondary sources
Serious Eatsreview
{
"rating_or_verdict": "Tested, excluded — Steven Smith Teamaker, Matcha No. 7",
"notes": "Rich, nutty (walnut) quality but excessive astringency deterred selection. Steven Smith Teamaker not in database."
}Source →