Matcha & CO Ceremonial Matcha is a 100% organic matcha from Japan, selected from plantations in Kyoto. The product is offered as ceremonial matcha and contains no dyes, preservatives, or sugar. Buyers can choose among 30-gram, 80-gram, and 200-gram formats.
What distinguishes this organic ceremonial matcha?
This product combines three specific attributes: an organic designation, ceremonial grade, and Japanese provenance. Its composition is limited to matcha, without the dyes, preservatives, or sugar named in the product details.
The description does not rely on a blend name or flavored profile. Other matcha flavors and varieties are offered as separate products, while this listing is for the Japanese ceremonial matcha itself.
- Composition: 100% organic matcha
- Grade: Ceremonial matcha
- Provenance: Japan, with plantations in Kyoto
- Excluded ingredients: No dyes, preservatives, or sugar
Where does Matcha & CO Ceremonial Matcha come from?
The matcha comes from Japan, and Kyoto is named as the plantation location. This gives buyers a more specific sourcing detail than a country-only origin statement.
Kyoto applies to the product across the listed quantity options. The 30-gram, 80-gram, and 200-gram selections are different amounts of the same Matcha & CO ceremonial matcha rather than separate origins or grades.
Which quantity formats are listed?
Three formats are available through the Best Matcha catalog: 30 grams, 80 grams, and 200 grams. Select the quantity that matches the amount required before continuing to the retailer.
Each listed option retains the same core product details: organic ceremonial matcha from Japan, selected from Kyoto plantations, with no dyes, preservatives, or sugar. The quantity is the stated difference among the three catalog variants.
Are other Matcha & CO varieties part of this listing?
Other flavors and matcha varieties are offered separately. This product page covers Matcha & CO Ceremonial Matcha and its three quantity formats.
For a direct comparison, use the product-wide facts rather than treating each quantity as a different type of matcha. The organic designation, ceremonial grade, Japanese origin, Kyoto sourcing, and composition apply to the main product.
