Matcha Powder Organic Culinary Grade Green Tea Powder - Authentic Japanese Origin Matcha Tea for Lattes, Loose Leaf, and Detox - Premium Second Harvest Blend - Original Japanese Flavor Experience- 5.64 Ounce (Bromelain)

I recently tried it and I am impressed with its quality and flavor. It is premium second harvest blend which provides a smooth, authentic Japanese taste! perfect for my morning lattes. The powder dissolves easily.I loved this flavor but kinda want to try the other flavors as well!

I appreciate the "Matcha Powder Organic Culinary Grade Green Tea Powder - Authentic Japanese Origin Matcha Tea for Lattes, Loose Leaf, and Detox - Premium Second Harvest Blend - Original Japanese Flavor Experience (Culinary Grade)" from Wise Pharma arrives very well packaged.Since I am just getting into Matcha (within the last months) I am fairly new to it and just learning but this does seem to be premium quality. The flavor, ease of use, the packaging. So far, I have only used it to make tea and in a smoothie, but it is a fine powder with good taste. It mixed well with the items I have used it in.It arrives in the round box as shown in the listing. Inside the container is a glass jar with a screw on lid. The labeling on the outside container matches what is on the jar inside. Everything except for the front of the label is in another language. The jar had a plastic ring seal around it and the outside container had a foil sticker seal (hologram control) that makes it obvious if the product has been opened before. Since I can't read the label, I can't make out what means what, but the back of the jar mentions Istanbul and Turkey. The listing says, Country of Origin: ‎ Japan. From what I can gather from their site it is specially grown in Japan for a Matcha Tea producer in Turkey. While I may be missing it since I'm unfamiliar with the labeling, I don't see a best by date. I received mine in August 2024 and am pleased with it.

This is good quality matcha powder made in Japan but is sold by a company in Turkey. It is comparable quality to many other popular brands. It is not as green as typical matcha powders and may taste a bit different from what you're used to. It has a good flavor but may be a bit bitter for others. You can always add something to make it more balance for your tastes. The powder is sealed nicely ensuring that it stays fresh. They use a sealed glass container as opposed to bags like other brands. Making/preparing a drink whether it's tea or mixed with a latte is simple and quick. This is definitely delicious and you won't be disappointed.

This matcha has great flavor. I love using it for lattes. It's a great quality product that I enjoy very much. Highly recommend!

I don't get the impression that this is actually from Japan,despite the brand's name. It does not say so anywhere on the package. I liked that it was listed as organic, but I again can't find anything on the packaging to verify or claim this. It appears to be made in Turkey.The packaging is sort of odd. The inside has a plastic seal, but I can open and close the bottle without breaking the seal. It comes in a little glass jar. The matcha is a pale colored powder that has pleasant and mild scent. It will probably be pretty nice to add to some Boba Tea. I added it for some suble flavor to a smoothie and it worked out well.

This Organic Matcha Powder is a high-quality matcha powder made from premium second harvest blend. It has a fine and consistent texture, similar to talcum powder or Turkish coffee, and a fresh matcha scent. The powder is packaged in a glass jar with a screw-on lid, which is then placed in a cardboard cylinder for added protection. Nicely presentable packed and can be a cute gift.The product is listed as "culinary grade" and has a more bitter flavor compared to ceremonial-grade matcha. It tastes better when mixed with milk and flavored syrup, and can be used to make delicious lattes or smoothies. The packaging includes labeling in Turkish, but most info is in English, so there is no confusion.It is to be a product of Turkey, not Japan, however, the matcha powder itself is still considered high-quality. In general being matcha is how you prepare and make the tea, not where it is made. Good product, I recommend.

I got this thinking it was matcha powder from Japan, but it appears to be from Turkey. The matcha powder comes in a glass jar inside the cardboard packaging. The powder is not as bright green as I am used to seeing, and tastes a bit different. However, it still works well for making matcha lattes and is still quite good.

This matcha powder is very finely milled to the texture of flour or powdered sugar. It dissolves easily in hot or cold liquid. It's a little more bitter than the matcha I've used before but that is readily solved by adding some sugar or vanilla syrup. The outer cardboard cylinder contains a glass jar with a lid to keep your matcha as fresh as can be.