Matcha Union Premium Grade Matcha

Matcha Union Premium Grade Matcha is a smooth, full-bodied Shizuoka blend of Samidori and Yabukita for lattes, iced matcha, and daily drinking.
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Smooth full-bodied Shizuoka matcha made for lattes and iced drinks

Matcha Union Premium Grade Matcha is a 100g Japanese green tea powder made for matcha lattes, iced matcha, and daily drinking. It comes from Shizuoka, Japan, the country’s largest tea-growing region. Samidori and Yabukita cultivars from first- and second-flush harvests give it a smooth, full-bodied profile with a fuller, bolder flavor that holds its own with milk.

How does this Shizuoka matcha work with milk?

The flavor profile is tailored to milk-based drinks. Its full body and bolder character remain present in a hot or iced latte, while the smooth finish suits regular use. It can also be whisked with hot water, blended over ice, or frothed into a morning latte.

  • Origin: Shizuoka, Japan
  • Cultivars: Samidori and Yabukita
  • Harvest: First and second flush
  • Net weight: 100g

What is in Matcha Union Premium Grade Matcha?

The sole ingredient is 100% Japanese matcha powder imported from Japan. It has no added sugar and no additives. This makes the flavor of the matcha itself the basis of each drink, with milk, water, and ice added according to the intended preparation.

How should this matcha be prepared?

Add one teaspoon, or 2g, of matcha to a cup. Pour in 60ml of hot water at 70–80°C and whisk or froth until smooth. The water should not be boiling. For a latte, add 200ml of milk. For iced matcha, pour the prepared matcha over ice. These quantities provide a specific starting ratio for both hot and cold drinks.

How should the 100g pack be stored?

Keep the matcha in a cool, dark place before opening. After opening, store it in the refrigerator and use it within one month for the best flavor and color. The 100g format is intended for daily drinking and repeated preparation of lattes or iced matcha. Worldwide shipping is offered.

Reviews

Reviews on Matcha Union Premium Grade Matcha

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Color Vibrancy
10 review details
  1. In the 2024-10-18 review, Mana. E. states “The bright green colour says it all”. I classify it as Vibrant. Bright green is explicit, but it is not proof of the reviewer's quality claim.Mana. E. — 2024-10-18
  2. On this criterion, I assign Vibrant to “Vibrant green colour” from JUSTINA s. (2024-12-12). Vibrant green is stated directly; suitability for lattes does not establish sweetness. The source marks this review as incentivized.JUSTINA s. — 2024-12-12
  3. Ieva Š. wrote on 2024-02-23: “Deep green color”. I assign Moderate. Deep green identifies the color without explicitly establishing vivid brightness. The source marks this review as incentivized.Ieva Š. — 2024-02-23
  4. For this statement by User (2024-11-18), “The green is so vibrant”, I use Vibrant. The green is explicitly vibrant, without a clear exceptional-saturation claim. The source marks this review as incentivized.User — 2024-11-18
  5. Bright green is directly stated, so my color classification remains Vibrant rather than deriving it from flavor. “Bright green color” — Celina-Sophie S., 2024-10-06. The source marks this review as incentivized.Celina-Sophie S. — 2024-10-06
  6. I retain “bright green” from ASTA B.’s 2024-04-23 review at Vibrant. The review explicitly names Premium matcha and describes it as bright green. The source marks this review as incentivized.ASTA B. — 2024-04-23
  7. In the 2025-07-17 review, Asta B. states “a nice green colour”. I classify it as Moderate. Green is explicit; nice does not establish unusually vivid saturation. The source marks this review as incentivized.Asta B. — 2025-07-17
  8. Reading Jaqueline G.’s account dated 2022-09-16, I place “great strong green color” at Vibrant. Strong green directly supports vibrant color. The source marks this review as incentivized.Jaqueline G. — 2022-09-16
  9. Sophia P. wrote on 2025-09-28: “Vibrant green color”. I assign Vibrant. Vibrant green is explicitly reported. The source marks this review as incentivized.Sophia P. — 2025-09-28
  10. Greenest supplies a relative color cue that I retain at Vibrant, not proof of an absolute exceptional intensity. “greenest” — Lisa D., 2025-07-16. The source marks this review as incentivized.Lisa D. — 2025-07-16
3.8(10 reviews)
Bitterness
8 review details
  1. The evidence I score is “no bitterness” — Meike V., 2025-07-08. My level is Minimal. No bitterness is directly reported. The source marks this review as incentivized.Meike V. — 2025-07-08
  2. I read “not bitter at all” as Minimal. No bitterness is reported without sugar or sweeteners, with either soy milk or the matcha alone. Source: User, 2024-11-18. The source marks this review as incentivized.User — 2024-11-18
  3. My classification is Mild for “not to bitter” (Celina-Sophie S., 2024-10-06). The misspelled not-too-bitter wording indicates mild rather than absent bitterness. The source marks this review as incentivized.Celina-Sophie S. — 2024-10-06
  4. Reading Urtė K.’s account dated 2025-03-24, I place “No bitterness” at Minimal. No bitterness is explicit and is scored separately from the color praise. The source marks this review as incentivized.Urtė K. — 2025-03-24
  5. From Каролина О. (2025-06-03), I retain “no bitterness” as Minimal. The review is in English and explicitly reports no bitterness.Каролина О. — 2025-06-03
  6. I read “never bitter” as Minimal. The never-bitter statement is made in a review describing both milk and plain-water preparations. Source: Ugne M., 2025-10-27. The source marks this review as incentivized.Ugne M. — 2025-10-27
  7. My reading of “not too bitter” is Mild; the source is Sophia P., 2025-09-28. Not too bitter indicates a mild level rather than no bitterness. The source marks this review as incentivized.Sophia P. — 2025-09-28
  8. I read “doesn’t taste bitter at all” as Minimal. The reviewer explicitly says it does not taste bitter at all. Source: Monika T., 2024-09-09. The source marks this review as incentivized.Monika T. — 2024-09-09
1.3(8 reviews)
Natural Sweetness
5 review details
  1. I retain “how smooth and sweet it is” from Mana. E.’s 2024-10-18 review at Moderate. Sweetness is attributed to the matcha itself, without a stated added ingredient.Mana. E. — 2024-10-18
  2. I interpret Meike V.’s 2025-07-08 wording, “Sweet and tasteful, no bitterness”, as Moderate. The matcha is called sweet without a clear intensity modifier or added sweetener. The source marks this review as incentivized.Meike V. — 2025-07-08
  3. I interpret Urtė K.’s 2025-03-24 wording, “Very smooth and sweet taste”, as Moderate. Sweet taste is explicit; very primarily modifies smoothness rather than sweetness. The source marks this review as incentivized.Urtė K. — 2025-03-24
  4. My reading of “slightly sweet taste” is Subtle; the source is Каролина О., 2025-06-03. Slight sweetness is attributed to the matcha, without a stated sweetener.Каролина О. — 2025-06-03
  5. The evidence I score is “the taste is sweet” — Alexa B., 2021-03-25. My level is Moderate. Sweet taste is reported with the matcha added to a water bottle.Alexa B. — 2021-03-25
2.8(5 reviews)

Frequently asked questions

Smooth full-bodied Shizuoka matcha made for lattes and iced drinks Here are some frequently asked questions and answers.

Where is Matcha Union Premium Grade Matcha from?

It comes from Shizuoka, Japan, the country’s largest tea-growing region.

What does this matcha taste like?

It has a smooth, full-bodied profile with a fuller, bolder flavor designed to hold its own with milk.

What drinks is this matcha best for?

It is made for matcha lattes, iced matcha, and daily drinking. It can be whisked hot, blended over ice, or frothed with milk.

How do I prepare this matcha?

Add one teaspoon, or 2g, to a cup, then whisk or froth with 60ml of water at 70–80°C. Do not use boiling water.

How do I make a matcha latte with it?

Add 200ml of milk after whisking 2g of matcha with 60ml of hot water. The matcha can also be poured over ice for an iced latte.

What ingredients does it contain?

It contains 100% Japanese matcha powder, with no added sugar and no additives.

Which cultivars and harvests are used?

It combines the Samidori and Yabukita cultivars using leaves from first- and second-flush harvests.

How should I store the matcha after opening?

Store it in a cool, dark place. Once opened, refrigerate it and use it within one month for the best flavor and color.

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