Jade Leaf Organic Ceremonial Barista Matcha is a USDA Organic Japanese matcha made from a blend of first-harvest tea leaves. The Barista Edition is intended for matcha teas and lattes, with four currently available formats ranging from a 30g tin to a 1lb bulk option.
What is in the first-harvest cultivar blend?
This ceremonial matcha combines three named tea cultivars: Okumidori, Komakage, and Yabukita. The leaves come from the first harvest and are presented as a farm-direct Japanese matcha. The blend contains naturally occurring caffeine and L-theanine, as well as antioxidants.
The product carries USDA Organic status. Its listed dietary attributes are vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free. These specifications make the composition and production claims easier to compare with other matcha products, without relying on broad quality labels alone.
Is the Barista Edition intended for lattes?
Yes. This edition is intended for both matcha teas and lattes. Its Barista Edition name distinguishes it within the Jade Leaf range, while the ceremonial designation and first-harvest blend identify the grade and harvest information supplied for this product.
No product-specific tasting notes or preparation ratios are provided, so the supported distinctions are its intended uses, harvest, cultivar blend, Japanese provenance, organic status, and dietary attributes.
Which sizes and serving ranges are available?
Four variants are currently available. The serving figures below retain the stated ranges for each format rather than converting them into fixed yields:
- 30g tin: 15–30 servings
- 50g pouch: 30–50 servings
- 100g tin: 50–100 servings
- 1lb bulk: 454 servings
The tin, pouch, and bulk choices allow buyers to select among the listed quantities and serving ranges. The smaller three formats use serving ranges, while the bulk format is listed at 454 servings.
What distinguishes this organic ceremonial matcha?
The main product-specific points are the first-harvest blend, three named Japanese cultivars, USDA Organic status, and stated suitability for matcha teas and lattes. It is also identified as farm-direct and carries vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free labels. Buyers can choose from two tins, one pouch, and one bulk format, with all four variants currently available.
