MATCHAFLIX is a Madrid-based matcha brand whose catalogue runs past a hundred products, dominated by flavoured matcha and matcha latte blends aimed at everyday drinkers rather than purists.
A three-step ceremonial tier sits above that range, ending in an Okumidori Gran Reserva — the only product in the range with a named cultivar.
MATCHAFLIX is a Spanish brand run from Madrid with one of the largest matcha catalogues in Europe — well over a hundred listings, most of them flavoured. Its range runs from fruit and dessert matcha teas to a dedicated Matcha Latte line.
Above the flavoured range sits a small ceremonial tier in three steps: Daily, Ritual, and an Okumidori Gran Reserva that names its cultivar — a structure that lets a buyer move from flavoured drinks up to a single-cultivar tea within one shop.
MATCHAFLIX is organised as a broad flavoured range with a small serious tier on top.
Ceremonial tier
- Té Matcha Ceremonial Okumidori Gran Reserva — the top of the range, naming the Okumidori cultivar.
- Té Matcha Ceremonial Ritual — the mid ceremonial step.
- Té Matcha Ceremonial Daily — the everyday ceremonial option.
Flavoured matcha
An extensive Té Matcha Premium line covering strawberry, coconut, cocoa, vanilla, melon, banana, blueberry, ginger and lemon, passionfruit and mango, and honey, among others.
Matcha Latte line
A separate latte range in flavours including piña colada, grape and melon, peach and mango, cookie, caramel, and cherry vanilla.
Packs
Tasting packs group the flavours — a full premium tasting pack, a complete premium experience pack, and limited editions produced with collaborators.
Flavoured matcha of this kind suits lattes and iced drinks, where milk carries the flavouring. For a traditional whisked bowl, the ceremonial tier is the relevant part of the catalogue.
MATCHAFLIX, S.L. is a Spanish limited company (CIF B72890411) based at Calle Luis I 33, Nave 17, in the 28031 district of Madrid, as declared in its own aviso legal.
The brand markets heavily on wellness and energy claims — comparisons with coffee, focus, metabolism. Those are marketing statements rather than verified health claims, and the storefront names no organic certifier, prefecture or farm for its matcha; the Okumidori Gran Reserva is the only product identifying a cultivar.
It is the top of the brand's ceremonial tier and the only product in a catalogue of more than a hundred that names its cultivar. Okumidori is a late-harvesting Japanese variety valued for deep green colour and a smooth, naturally sweet profile with restrained astringency. Below it sit Ceremonial Ritual and Ceremonial Daily.
Very. The Té Matcha Premium line alone spans strawberry, coconut, cocoa, vanilla, melon, banana, blueberry, ginger and lemon, passionfruit and mango, and honey, and a separate Matcha Latte line adds piña colada, grape and melon, peach and mango, cookie, caramel and cherry vanilla. Tasting packs group them so you can sample before committing.
Generally no. Flavoured matcha and latte blends are built for milk-based and iced preparations, where the dairy carries the added flavour. For a traditional whisked bowl judged on the tea itself, the ceremonial tier — Daily, Ritual or the Okumidori Gran Reserva — is the part of the catalogue to look at.
It trades as MATCHAFLIX, S.L. (CIF B72890411) from Calle Luis I 33 in Madrid, Spain. On sourcing it discloses very little: no organic certifier, no Japanese prefecture and no farm are named anywhere, and the Okumidori Gran Reserva is the only product identifying a cultivar. Its health and energy claims are marketing statements rather than verified ones.