Black Moba Matcha tin with lid and white circular logo label
Black Moba Matcha tin with lid and white circular logo label
Open black Moba Matcha tin containing finely ground green matcha powder
Open black Moba Matcha tin filled with green matcha powder above a bamboo scoop
Open black Moba Matcha tin with the lid leaning against it

Moba Matcha Ceremonial Grade Matcha

Ceremonial matcha in a 30g pack, made in Japan from organic green tea grown in Uji/Kyoto for straight tea, lattes, smoothies, and desserts.

$36

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Who is Moba Matcha?

Moba Matcha brings tea from Uji, Kyoto into daily life in Latvia, with 30 g and 100 g packs, individual utensils, and complete sets for preparing a bowl at home.

The brand carries that ritual into shared settings through guided workshops, practical support for cafés and restaurants, and a mobile matcha bar for private celebrations, corporate gatherings, weddings, and festivals.

Organic Uji matcha for lattes, smoothies, desserts, or drinking straight

Ceremonial Matcha 30g is an organic Japanese green tea powder made with tea leaves grown in the Uji/Kyoto region. It is freshly ground and packed in Japan, with a fine texture, bright green color, complex flavor, and reduced bitterness. The 30g format can be prepared plain or used in matcha lattes, smoothies, desserts, and other drinks.

What distinguishes this Uji/Kyoto ceremonial matcha?

The tea leaves come from Uji/Kyoto, Japan, a region with a long history of matcha production. Grinding and packing take place in a Japanese factory with ISO and HCAAP certifications. Certificate of Analysis and Certificate of Origin documents are available for the matcha.

The powder is 100% organic and contains no additives or colorants. Product certifications include USDA, JAS/OCIA, EU-BIO, CANADA-BIO, U-KOSHER, and HALAL. It is also identified as vegan, non-GMO, gluten-free, and sugar-free.

How does Ceremonial Matcha 30g taste and look?

This ceremonial-grade matcha has a bright green color, fine consistency, complex flavor, and less bitterness. Its composition includes antioxidants, chlorophyll, catechins, EGCG, and L-theanine.

  • Origin: Tea leaves grown in Uji/Kyoto, Japan
  • Grade: Ceremonial grade
  • Format: 30g of finely ground green tea powder
  • Uses: Plain matcha, lattes, smoothies, desserts, and mixed drinks

How should this matcha be prepared?

Sift the powder into a matcha bowl to break up clumps. Use warm water at 70–80°C (158–176°F), rather than boiling water, which can produce a bitter, burnt taste. Soak the matcha whisk in hot water to soften its bristles, then whisk the matcha and water in zigzag motions until frothy.

For a latte, add more warm water after whisking, pour the prepared matcha into a cup, and top it with heated milk. Oat milk is one suggested option. The matcha can also be enjoyed plain, with plant-based milk, or added to another drink.

How should the opened 30g pack be stored?

After opening, keep the matcha in a cool place or refrigerate it. This compact 30g pack provides ceremonial matcha for both plain preparation and milk-based or blended drinks.

Frequently asked questions

Organic Uji matcha for lattes, smoothies, desserts, or drinking straight Here are some frequently asked questions and answers.

Where is Ceremonial Matcha 30g from?

The tea leaves are grown in the Uji/Kyoto region of Japan. The matcha is freshly ground and packed in a Japanese factory.

Is this matcha organic?

Yes, this matcha is 100% organic. It carries USDA, JAS/OCIA, EU-BIO, and CANADA-BIO certifications.

Is this ceremonial-grade matcha?

Yes, the product is identified as ceremonial-grade matcha. It is a finely ground Japanese green tea powder with a bright green color, complex flavor, and reduced bitterness.

What can Ceremonial Matcha 30g be used for?

It can be prepared plain or used in matcha lattes, smoothies, desserts, and other drinks. Oat milk is one suggested option for a matcha latte.

How do you prepare a matcha latte with this powder?

Sift the matcha, add warm water at 70–80°C (158–176°F), and whisk in zigzag motions until frothy. Add more warm water, pour into a cup, and top with heated milk.

Why should boiling water be avoided?

Boiling water can give the matcha a bitter, burnt taste. Use warm water at 70–80°C (158–176°F) instead.

Is this matcha vegan, gluten-free, and non-GMO?

Yes, it is identified as vegan, gluten-free, non-GMO, and sugar-free. It also carries U-KOSHER and HALAL certifications.

How should the matcha be stored after opening?

Keep the opened matcha in a cool place or refrigerate it. Follow this storage guidance after opening the 30g pack.