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Premium Organic Matcha Green Tea

Ceremonial, sourced from Nishio

$64.99 (80g)

~$0.81 per gram

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Grade

Ceremonial

Region

Nishio

Certification

Organic

Sourcing

Map highlighting Nishio, Japan

Nishio, Japan

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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)

Pricing as disclosed

80g — $64.99

Full details

Everything disclosed on the product page (13 fields)
Price
$64.99 regular one-time price for 80g tin; Subscribe & Save option at 10% off = $58.49
Size
80g tin (only size/pack option shown on this specific product page — note: a separate teapigs.com page offers a 500g bulk pouch as a different product listing)
Shipping
Delivery estimate shown live as 'Arrives July 17' for the browsing location/date; general shipping note: 'Some restrictions apply, see our complete shipping policy'
Reviews
'Read 5 Reviews' link with an average rating button reading 'average rating value is 5.0 of 5' — i.e., 5 reviews, 5.0/5 average
Caffeine
"naturally contains caffeine" (no mg amount disclosed on this page)
Certifications
"organic — certified by Soil Association"
Origin
"Japan" (listed under an 'origin' field); more specifically described in body copy as coming from 'the renowned Nishio region in Japan'
Cultivation And Processing
Body copy: 'teapigs matcha comes from the renowned Nishio region in Japan, where the tea leaves are grown under cover to produce lots of amino acids and chlorophyll (the bright green good stuff). The leaves are then dried and very slowly ground by granite to a very fine powder, which is then packed and sealed immediately, so as to lock in all the nutrients in.'
Cultural Framing
"It's been a ceremonial beverage drunk by Buddhist monks and royalty for over 900 years... until now, virtually all matcha has been consumed within Japan." — attributed to a persona/byline "Tea Taster"
Brewing Instructions
"matcha — 1g per person or 1 sachet per person"; "whisk — best to use a whisk"; "milk — add your fave milk"; "try me — as a latte"
Dietary Attributes
Dairy free, gluten free, suitable for vegetarians and vegans (per prior-session summary of this same page; the 'ingredients' and 'nutrition' accordion sections on the page were present but could not be expanded/read in full during this session's live browse, so exact wording could not be re-confirmed verbatim this pass)
Recipe Crosssell
Page links to a recipe for 'matcha yoghurt ice lollies' as a suggested use
Unexpanded Sections Present
The page has collapsed/accordion sections labeled 'how does it taste?', 'good if you're feeling', 'ingredients', and 'nutrition' whose full contents were not able to be expanded and read during this live browsing session — only the summary labels were visible in the captured text

Research notes

Core facts (price, Soil Association organic certification, Nishio origin, 80g tin size, 1g/sachet brewing instructions, 5 reviews at 5.0/5) were directly re-confirmed via live browser rendering of teapigs.com/products/matcha in this session. Note: an earlier automated summarization pass on this same URL claimed the product was also 'Rainforest Alliance certified' — this could NOT be confirmed on live re-inspection of the page; only 'certified by Soil Association' organic certification actually appears on the page. That Rainforest Alliance claim should be treated as unverified/likely erroneous and is deliberately omitted from 'disclosed' above.

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