Master's Decaf
Kyoto$74.99
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
- The star-rating percentages as extracted (67% five-star, 16% two-star, 9% three-star, 7% four-star, 2% one-star) sum to 101%, and the two-star share (16%, 7 reviews) is listed as larger than the four-star share (7%, 3 reviews), which is an unusual distribution shape worth re-verifying directly on the live page rather than assuming an extraction error.
Everything disclosed on the product page
- Price One Time
- $74.99 USD
- Price Subscribe And Save
- $63.74 USD (15% off), available at 2-week, monthly, 2-month, or 3-month intervals
- Size
- 1.06oz tin
- Positioning Claim
- The first decaffeinated matcha on the market
- Caffeine Content
- About 6 milligrams of caffeine per gram of matcha (comparable to decaf coffee)
- Processing
- Proprietary decaffeination water extraction process exclusive to DoMatcha
- Region Farm
- Young, shade-grown green tea leaves, in the Kyoto region of Japan
- Intended Uses
- Traditional whisked matcha or matcha latte; designed for anyone caffeine-sensitive or wishing to prepare matcha in the evening
- Nutritional Claims
- Retains the nutritional benefits (e.g., L-theanine) of regular matcha despite decaffeination
- Review Count
- 45
- Review Rating Distribution
- 67% five-star (30), 16% two-star (7), 9% three-star (4), 7% four-star (3), 2% one-star (1)
- Overall Satisfaction Score
- 87.2 / 100.0 (as displayed on page)
Research notes
This is the most expensive product checked across both brands ($74.99 for 1.06oz, tied with Digest's pre-discount price on a much larger size). No specific grade name, cultivar, tasting notes beyond caffeine framing, brewing instructions, ingredients list, harvest timing, awards, shelf life, or certifications disclosed.
Secondary sources
MatchaReviews.comreview
{
"rating": "4/5",
"review_summary": "Vibrant spring green appearance, silky texture, excellent froth, smooth clean flavor good for standalone drinking or lattes/smoothies. Culinary grade brings more astringency/bitterness than ceremonial, earthier profile from August harvest. Strong value; reviewer would sip it by itself despite culinary grade.",
"grade_stated": "Culinary",
"price_per_oz_stated": "$6.00 (updated 1/1/16; originally $8.86-$9.71) (origin: Kagoshima, Japan)"
}Source →MatchaReviews.comreview
{
"rating": "4.5/5",
"review_summary": "Vibrant coloring, smooth/silky texture, creamy body, frothy consistency, smooth/balanced flavor with bittersweet notes, slight bitter note on the end. Premium pricing, but endorsed as authentic and high-quality. Double-sealed packaging (tin can with interior bag), organic certified.",
"grade_stated": "Ceremonial",
"price_per_oz_stated": "$31.99 (origin: Kagoshima, Japan)"
}Source →MatchaReviews.comreview
{
"rating": "5/5",
"review_summary": "Excellent for caffeine-sensitive consumers. Smooth/silky texture, umami sweet grass taste, vibrant green color, nice froth/bubbles. Was 'the first decaffeinated matcha on the market,' only 6mg caffeine per serving, exclusive clean water-only decaffeination process, premium tencha leaves for higher theanine. Recommended for those able to afford the higher price point, best as standalone evening beverage rather than lattes/baking.",
"grade_stated": "Master's Blend",
"price_per_oz_stated": "$52.75 (origin: Kyoto, Japan)"
}Source →