DoMatcha, Master's Decaf Matcha Powder, Authentic Japanese Green Tea, Ceremonial Grade, 30g

The highest quality de-caf for matcha I've ever had! The decaf maintains it's beautiful, rich green color, and the delicious flavor of the matcha! No more caffeine rush or heart palpitations with this matcha!

Tasty. Seemed pricy for the size, although there are a lot more than 25 servings in the container for my taste. Ends up feeling like a good value.

The cost of this tea was $44.94 for 1.06 ounces of tea. Probably equivalent to 5 teas of tea. Have not measured. The tea comes with no instructions for how much tea is required per serving. I purchased this tea because if was decaf and hoping that a minimal amount of caffeine was in the tea. My heartrate increased leading me to believe that the caffeine level was high enough for me to have a this reaction. This resulted in using not even a half of a teaspoon. Like I mentioned, no instructions appeared with this item!

This product is phenomenal for taste. I dont know what health benefits / L -theanine content this has. But the taste has absolutely zero bitterness which i love.I drink matcha straight up without sweeteners or milk so the taste is pretty important to me.Having tasted matcha from pretty much from all high end brands, this decaf matcha has good flavor considering the fact that its decaf. Usually decaffeination process takes out a lot of flavor from matcha powders. But this product has held up good amount of flavor. When you make a strong cup and drink it, there is a faint bitterness that disappears quickly. The finish is pretty smooth. Also froths up nicely with a hand blenderThat being said it definitely lacks the complexity and punch that the ceremonial matcha have. The higher end matchas have great complexity in flavor but they are not decaf. Pretty much all matcha on amazon is low quality. This one is an exception and it's decaf. So if you want something to drink at night and with a decent taste. This is it.The good:1) Decent complexity2) Decaf3) Good flavor4) No bitter finish (There is faint hint of bitterness for the first 2 seconds after you sip it and it quickly disappears. Which is VERY characteristic of good matcha)Bad:1) EXPENSIVE

The flavor is as good as many matcha brands. The problem is the cost is so high. I tend to mix it with other matcha just to lower the caffeine exposure

I have no doubt that quality tencha was used to to make this product, however the decaffeination process removes more than than just caffeine. The color is a vibrant green and is smooth to drink with no bitterness, but if you whisk/shake it, you eliminate almost all the flavor. Even if you stir it without forming any bubbles, the flavor is very mild with only hints of flavor qualities you would come to expect from a high grade matcha. When you then factor in a cost of $45, it's just not worth it. Even if it were $25, it would still be a niche product that you would only get when you are desperate for any kind of mactha experience but can't have caffeine for whatever reason. Maybe one day the process can be improved, but the technology just isn't here yet.

I love the smoothness and taste of this green tea. I can drink it every day. I wish it were more cost-effective!

Had an overwhelmingly fishy smell when I prepared it, which — fine, can happen with green tea, though coloring (a duller yellow-green than I usually get) suggested it could be not as fresh or of a lower grade. But hey, maybe just my batch. Taste is okay… but once you’ve had matcha like Ippodo’s, it’s hard to like anything that’s just, in comparison, mid. Honestly, I’d return it if I could.I was really excited about this bc I’m a bit sensitive to caffeine, but it seems like I’ll just stick to having a smaller amount of my Ippodo with a meal instead. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯