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title: "Purematcha EISAI Ceremonial Matcha"
description: "EISAI Organic Ceremonial Pure Matcha Powder is first-harvest Okumidori from Uji, with a mild, almost sweet taste and JAS organic certification."
image: "https://best-matcha.com/wp-content/uploads/eisai-organic-ceremonial-pure-matcha-powder-front-pouch-and-bowl.webp"
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# Purematcha EISAI Ceremonial Matcha

> EISAI Organic Ceremonial Pure Matcha Powder is first-harvest Okumidori from Uji, with a mild, almost sweet taste and JAS organic certification.

Source: https://best-matcha.com/shop/pure-australia/product-1459388088387
Created: 2026-10-16T14:28:34+00:00
Modified: 2026-10-16T14:28:34+00:00
Author: Emilie Schol

Purematcha EISAI Ceremonial Matcha | Best Matcha

[PureMatcha Australia](https://best-matcha.com/shop/pure-australia)
[Uji](https://best-matcha.com/glossary/uji-matcha)
[Ceremonial](https://best-matcha.com/glossary/ceremonial-grade-matcha)

EISAI Organic Ceremonial Pure Matcha Powder is first-harvest Okumidori from Uji, with a mild, almost sweet taste and JAS organic certification.

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## Who is PureMatcha Australia?
**PureMatcha Australia** is a Japanese matcha supplier for Australian customers, founded in 2014 after founders experienced matcha in Kyoto. Its range spans ceremonial, premium, and culinary grades from *Uji, Kagoshima, and Shizuoka*, with cultivar-specific powders for tea, lattes, cooking, and baking.

Direct partnerships with traditional farms support sourcing from **[JAS organic](https://best-matcha.com/glossary/jas-organic)-certified** growers. **Okumidori** forms EISAI Ceremonial Grade, while Yabukita powers KOZAN-JI Culinary Grade; leaves undergo *21–28 days of kabuse shading* before steaming, drying, and stone grinding.

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## First-harvest Uji matcha for ceremonial preparation
EISAI Organic Ceremonial Pure Matcha Powder is a single-origin Okumidori matcha from Uji, Japan. Made from first-harvest tencha, it has a mild, almost sweet taste, a bright green color, and a velvety, silky texture. It is sold as 100% organic ceremonial grade matcha with Japanese Agricultural Standard (JAS) organic certification.

### What gives EISAI matcha its mild taste and bright color?
The tea comes from the first buds of the year. The plants are shaded from sunlight for at least 20 days before harvest. After harvesting, the tencha is kept in a cool environment for several months to age before grinding. This combination produces the matcha’s bright green appearance and mild, almost sweet character.

- **[Cultivar](https://best-matcha.com/glossary/cultivar):** Single-origin Okumidori
- **Harvest:** First harvest from the first buds of the year
- **Leaf base:** Tencha grown in Uji, Japan
- **Processing:** Aged in cool storage, then stone-milled into an ultra-fine powder

### How is this Uji matcha grown and processed?
The tencha is grown on an organic farm in Uji. Praying mantises, ladybugs, and spiders are used as natural predators for insects that feed on the leaves. The finished matcha carries JAS organic certification. JAS refers to the Japanese Agricultural Standard maintained by the Japanese government.

Stone milling creates an ultra-fine powder with a velvety, silky texture. The source also identifies the matcha as quadruple toxin screened. The resealable packaging is intended to hold the powder between uses.

### Which EISAI matcha formats are listed?
EISAI Organic Ceremonial Pure Matcha Powder is listed in four pack sizes: 50g, 100g, 150g, and 200g. A resealable pack provides a stated minimum of 50 matcha shots. A subscription option is also listed.

The product is named after the Buddhist monk EISAI, who is associated with introducing powdered green tea to Japan. Its ceremonial grade positioning, first-harvest Okumidori cultivar, Uji provenance, and mild flavor distinguish it within the Purematcha range.

Grade

### [Ceremonial](https://best-matcha.com/glossary/ceremonial-grade-matcha)
PureMatcha Australia offers you a **Ceremonial matcha powder**.Ceremonial is a commercial matcha grade made from hand-picked young tea leaves, then stone-ground for its taste and vibrant color.

Origin

### [Matcha from Uji](https://best-matcha.com/glossary/uji-matcha)
This matcha comes from Uji.Uji is a historic city in [Kyoto](https://best-matcha.com/glossary/kyoto) where matcha cultivation began over 800 years ago, and its climate and soil shape distinct flavors across varieties.

Reviews
## Reviews on Purematcha EISAI Ceremonial Matcha

Find below the taste profile of this product based on reviews found on PureMatcha Australia’s website.

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This review has been generated by Best Matcha sensory profiling system, and represent the reviews aggregated below.
Color Vibrancy                      82 review details- Kelly R. (2020-04-16): I classify the stated brightness as Vibrant: “Bright green”[Kelly R. — 2020-04-16](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Mei T. (2020-05-14): I interpret this direct color description as Vibrant: “bright vibrant green”[Mei T. — 2020-05-14](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Emilia P. (2020-10-03): I use the product-specific green description for Vibrant: “Eisai matcha is the best I have tried - vibrant green, beautiful aroma and taste to match.”[Emilia P. — 2020-10-03](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Clarissa W. (2020-10-19): I interpret the emphatic saturation comparison as Very vibrant: “one of the most vibrant greens I’ve yet seen for matcha!”[Clarissa W. — 2020-10-19](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Raunak M. (2020-10-23): I separate the color observation from quality claims and assign Vibrant: “its vibrant colour”[Raunak M. — 2020-10-23](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Shaye H. (2021-04-07): I assess the intensified green color as Vibrant: “colour is also very green which i like.”[Shaye H. — 2021-04-07](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Jack M. (2022-05-18): I interpret the bright green observation as Vibrant: “Beautiful bright green colour.”[Jack M. — 2022-05-18](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- shannon e. (2022-09-07): I use the visual observation alone for Vibrant: “looks a vibrant green colour.”[shannon e. — 2022-09-07](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Seka M. (2022-10-28): I base the color level on the explicit vibrancy, assigning Vibrant: “Vibrant color and refreshing taste.”[Seka M. — 2022-10-28](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Sonja C. (2023-07-20): I apply the configured yellowish-color anchor to Eisai specifically, yielding Very dull: “Eisai is the most yellow tinged one of the four in my batch, like Kozan-ji.”[Sonja C. — 2023-07-20](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Emily M. (2023-12-17): I isolate the current tea’s visual description as Vibrant: “a beautiful bright green.”[Emily M. — 2023-12-17](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Angelina H. (2023-10-31): I assess the explicitly vibrant color as Vibrant: “the colour is so vibrant”[Angelina H. — 2023-10-31](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Susan H. (2023-05-16): I assign the stated green vibrancy to Vibrant: “Amazing VIBRANT green matcha”[Susan H. — 2023-05-16](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Beverlee B. (2022-06-09): I rate the color clause independently of the aroma as Vibrant: “It’s vibrant grassy colour”[Beverlee B. — 2022-06-09](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Kate B. (2023-10-06): I classify this direct bright-green description as Vibrant: “Such a bright vibrant green”[Kate B. — 2023-10-06](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Jerome A. (2022-07-13): I use the brightness observation to assign Vibrant: “The colour of the matcha is very bright”[Jerome A. — 2022-07-13](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- stephanie Y. (2021-08-23): I read the direct color observation as Vibrant: “it has a vibrant green colour.”[stephanie Y. — 2021-08-23](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Christene M. (2021-04-14): I distinguish powder color from foam and assign Vibrant: “That beautiful bright green powder”[Christene M. — 2021-04-14](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Christene K. (2021-03-08): I rate only the reported color intensity as Vibrant: “With its vibrant green color.”[Christene K. — 2021-03-08](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Claudia C. (2022-06-07): I use the named green hue without inferring extra saturation, assigning Moderate: “Has a beautiful green colour”[Claudia C. — 2022-06-07](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Caeleste H. (2023-09-14): I retain the source’s wording and classify the clear brightness as Vibrant: “It’s a lovely bright green coil out”[Caeleste H. — 2023-09-14](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Alvina F. (2023-04-22): I read the final endorsement as applying the vibrant-color criterion: Vibrant: “I judge my matcha by its greenness (dull is bad, vibrant is good), the taste and how easily it froths up without clumps. As I’m consuming this daily, organically sourced ceremonial grade matcha is important to me. (Plants have the tendency to absorb heavy metals from soil.) This matcha ticks all the boxes.”[Alvina F. — 2023-04-22](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Fuschia E. (2023-05-30): I isolate the color report from the freshness inference and assign Vibrant: “Vibrant green colour and very fresh.”[Fuschia E. — 2023-05-30](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Andrea F. (2021-08-18): I assess the product-specific green observation as Vibrant: “Product produces a vibrant green colour”[Andrea F. — 2021-08-18](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Virginia M. (2021-06-21): I read the explicit green saturation descriptor as Vibrant: “vibrant green and smooth.”[Virginia M. — 2021-06-21](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Preety D. (2022-01-24): I assess this direct color statement as Vibrant: “Beautiful vibrant colour”[Preety D. — 2022-01-24](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Hally N. (2021-05-28): I preserve the original spelling while rating the bright color as Vibrant: “had a really greenie bright colour.”[Hally N. — 2021-05-28](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- William T. (2020-11-21): I use the visual bullet point alone for Vibrant: “- Vibrant colour”[William T. — 2020-11-21](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- G I. (2022-06-06): I assess the emphatic bright-green observation as Vibrant: “bold and bright green.”[G I. — 2022-06-06](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Louise Q. (2021-04-04): I assess the stated green vibrancy as Vibrant: “Really vibrant in its green colour”[Louise Q. — 2021-04-04](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Chloe D. (2022-02-23): I use the reported visual saturation for Vibrant: “The vibrant colour of this tea”[Chloe D. — 2022-02-23](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Nina G. (2022-03-14): I classify the direct saturation descriptor as Vibrant: “the vibrant colour”[Nina G. — 2022-03-14](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Babett F. (2022-08-29): I interpret the vivid green report as Vibrant: “vivid emerald green colour.”[Babett F. — 2022-08-29](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Why K. (2021-05-27): I use the fresh-green color descriptor, not a freshness guarantee, for Vibrant: “fresh green colour!”[Why K. — 2021-05-27](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Shane M. (2021-08-14): I isolate the direct visual descriptor as Vibrant: “vibrant color”[Shane M. — 2021-08-14](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Lucy D. (2022-07-31): I attribute the vibrant green to the current product and assign Vibrant: “A sweet taste and vibrant green colour.”[Lucy D. — 2022-07-31](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Samantha V. (2021-07-16): I retain the oat-latte context for the reported color, assigning Vibrant: “It is a vivid green colour and froths well for my matcha oat latte.”[Samantha V. — 2021-07-16](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Kirsten S. (2022-03-13): I assess the direct bright-green statement as Vibrant: “The colour is bright green”[Kirsten S. — 2022-03-13](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Alexa B. (2020-09-06): I interpret the emphatic rich-green saturation as Very vibrant: “stunningly rich green colour.”[Alexa B. — 2020-09-06](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Jessica L. (2022-07-26): I assign the stated color saturation to Vibrant: “beautiful vibrant colour”[Jessica L. — 2022-07-26](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Suzanne Z. (2023-09-02): I assess the intensified green appearance as Vibrant: “very green matcha product.”[Suzanne Z. — 2023-09-02](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Bianca P. (2022-03-12): I read the color-specific vibrancy as Vibrant: “colour is so vibrant”[Bianca P. — 2022-03-12](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Elizabeth P. (2022-08-27): I retain the green hue without converting depth into brightness, assigning Moderate: “So deep green and delicious!”[Elizabeth P. — 2022-08-27](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Christina H. (2021-08-13): I isolate the brightness observation from the reported effects for Vibrant: “very bright green colour”[Christina H. — 2021-08-13](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Liv L. (2023-05-22): I interpret the direct visual phrase as Vibrant: “a pretty bright green colour”[Liv L. — 2023-05-22](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- PIPPA L. (2023-08-04): I assess the explicitly intense green vibrancy as Very vibrant: “an intense vibrant green”[PIPPA L. — 2023-08-04](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Nicole A. (2021-09-30): I assess the green saturation independently of the disclosed gift as Vibrant: “It has a vibrant, deep green colour”[Nicole A. — 2021-09-30](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Angela C. (2021-07-08): I isolate the stated color from the freshness claim, assigning Vibrant: “its vibrant green colour!”[Angela C. — 2021-07-08](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Patrycja W. (2022-03-10): I assign the visual brightness statement to Vibrant: “The colour is bright green”[Patrycja W. — 2022-03-10](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Kate E. (2022-04-10): I base this color level on explicit vibrancy alone: Vibrant: “Such a vibrant colour”[Kate E. — 2022-04-10](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Alison C. (2020-11-02): I separate the visual report from taste smoothness and assign Vibrant: “a bright green colour.”[Alison C. — 2020-11-02](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Kelsey M. (2021-07-07): I isolate the direct green-color report as Vibrant: “Vibrant green and perfect taste!”[Kelsey M. — 2021-07-07](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Zeljko J. (2020-08-02): I assess the explicitly named vibrant green as Vibrant: “vibrant green colour.”[Zeljko J. — 2020-08-02](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Veronika R. (2022-05-01): I use the explicit bright-green observation rather than the praise for Vibrant: “so bright green”[Veronika R. — 2022-05-01](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Trang N. (2020-09-24): I classify the direct saturation observation as Vibrant: “how vibrant the colour is!”[Trang N. — 2020-09-24](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Aaron W. (2021-07-05): I assess the color observed while whisking as Vibrant: “the color is very vibrant when whisking”[Aaron W. — 2021-07-05](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Jane D. (2021-12-02): I retain only the reported saturation descriptor for Vibrant: “The vibrant green colour”[Jane D. — 2021-12-02](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Charles M. (2021-06-06): I assess the standalone rich-green color report, before the mixed shake, as Vibrant: “Beautiful rich green colour.”[Charles M. — 2021-06-06](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Emilia P. (2021-03-14): I isolate the visual descriptor from the freshness claim and assign Vibrant: “vibrant green.”[Emilia P. — 2021-03-14](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Valerie N. (2020-01-05): I read the direct bright-green observation as Vibrant: “a nice bright green colour.”[Valerie N. — 2020-01-05](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Catherine G. (2020-10-16): I retain the green hue without equating depth with vividness, assigning Moderate: “The colour is a nice deep green”[Catherine G. — 2020-10-16](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Saskia V. (2021-01-17): I interpret the exceptional vibrancy wording as Very vibrant: “The colour is incredibly vibrant”[Saskia V. — 2021-01-17](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Elise P. (2022-04-04): I assess the visual phrase independently of mixing as Vibrant: “bright green colour”[Elise P. — 2022-04-04](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Alexandra S. (2024-05-20): I read the direct visual statement as Vibrant: “It is vibrant green in colour”[Alexandra S. — 2024-05-20](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Suzanne Z. (2024-06-13): I interpret the whisked tea’s bright green as Vibrant: “whisks really well into a beautiful bright green.”[Suzanne Z. — 2024-06-13](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Shona H. (2024-07-15): I rate the direct color observation alone as Vibrant: “a vibrant green colour”[Shona H. — 2024-07-15](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Alycia S. (2024-07-22): I classify the named color saturation as Vibrant: “this matcha was vibrant in colour”[Alycia S. — 2024-07-22](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Katie C. (2024-07-29): I use the stated vivid green appearance for Vibrant: “beautiful vibrant green colour”[Katie C. — 2024-07-29](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Amelia S. (2024-11-12): I assess the product-specific brightness statement as Vibrant: “The colour is bright”[Amelia S. — 2024-11-12](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Joshua P. (2024-12-21): I attribute the brighter color to the current purchase and assign Vibrant: “the colour is much brighter”[Joshua P. — 2024-12-21](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Carl F. (2025-01-07): I use the purchased tea’s bright green, not the online image, for Vibrant: “The fresh, bright green colour speaks for itself”[Carl F. — 2025-01-07](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Hsin P. (2025-02-01): I base the color level on explicit brightness rather than depth alone: Vibrant: “The matcha was deep and bright green.”[Hsin P. — 2025-02-01](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Panravee V. (2025-02-08): I retain the stated green hue without inferring exceptional saturation, assigning Moderate: “Matcha has great green color with super fine powder.”[Panravee V. — 2025-02-08](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Saowanee L. (2025-02-20): I isolate the powder’s explicit green vibrancy as Vibrant: “vibrant green”[Saowanee L. — 2025-02-20](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Talia L. (2025-03-08): I assess the intensified green appearance as Vibrant: “the matcha is very green”[Talia L. — 2025-03-08](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Casey L. (2025-04-05): I assess the intensified green descriptor as Vibrant: “so green”[Casey L. — 2025-04-05](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Daliya C. (2025-04-14): I retain the named green color without upgrading saturation for the praise: Moderate: “perfect green colour!!”[Daliya C. — 2025-04-14](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Yang L. (2025-05-11): I assess the explicitly subdued color report as Muted: “The colour of the macha power isn't as vibrant.”[Yang L. — 2025-05-11](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Sara G. (2025-05-29): I interpret the emphatically amplified saturation as Very vibrant: “The color is super vibrant”[Sara G. — 2025-05-29](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Thanh C. (2025-09-25): I classify the direct green-color report as Vibrant: “The colour is such a vibrant green”[Thanh C. — 2025-09-25](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Steve (2019-03-20): I assess the explicitly emerald-green appearance as Vibrant: “It has a beautiful emerald green appearance”[Steve — 2019-03-20](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Lalla P. (2026-07-12): I isolate the direct bright-green observation as Vibrant: “bright green colour”[Lalla P. — 2026-07-12](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)

**3.9**(82 reviews)
Bitterness                      45 review details- Evan L. (2020-06-25): I read the explicit absence of bitterness as Minimal: “not bitter like many others I have tried.”[Evan L. — 2020-06-25](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- deirdre f. (2022-01-01): I assign minimal bitterness to the explicitly non-bitter aftertaste, hence Minimal: “with no bitter aftertaste.”[deirdre f. — 2022-01-01](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Samuel G. (2022-04-22): I take the categorical denial of bitterness as Minimal: “Not bitter at all.”[Samuel G. — 2022-04-22](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Kaman D. (2022-06-01): I classify the stated subtle bitterness as Mild: “Any bitterness is subtle, as it should be, like a good dark chocolate.”[Kaman D. — 2022-06-01](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Sarah C. (2022-07-26): I retain the brewing caveat while rating the slight bitterness as Mild: “still has the slightest bitter taste but far better than others (but that’s probably the way I’m brewing it)”[Sarah C. — 2022-07-26](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Seka M. (2022-10-28): I interpret the limited, non-overpowering bitterness as Mild: “A hint of bitterness that isn’t overpowering.”[Seka M. — 2022-10-28](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Maddy L. (2023-09-08): I assess the unamplified bitter component as Moderate: “The flavour is lovely and has the sweet and bitter of dark chocolate.”[Maddy L. — 2023-09-08](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Lady B. (2022-06-14): I retain the stated lack of bitterness in the unspecified home preparation as Minimal: “not bitter at all”[Lady B. — 2022-06-14](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Ryan S. (2023-09-16): I classify the complete lack of bitterness as Minimal: “this is not bitter at all”[Ryan S. — 2023-09-16](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Terri P. (2022-11-19): I retain the unsweetened trial and assess the lack of bitterness as Minimal: “The taste was light, fresh, slightly grassy and sweet, but not at all bitter like I was used to.”[Terri P. — 2022-11-19](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Fuschia E. (2023-05-30): I retain the tea-and-latte context and classify comparative bitterness as Mild: “less bitter than other matcha I’ve tried”[Fuschia E. — 2023-05-30](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Kuan W. (2023-05-29): I assign the explicit denial of bitterness to Minimal: “There is no bitterness, only sweetness.”[Kuan W. — 2023-05-29](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Louise Q. (2021-04-04): I read the explicit absence of bitterness as Minimal: “with no bitterness”[Louise Q. — 2021-04-04](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Ben M. (2021-06-20): I separate bitterness from texture and assign Minimal: “Perfectly frothy, not bitter, almost creamy in texture and fresh in taste”[Ben M. — 2021-06-20](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Adam J. (2023-08-10): I interpret the qualified denial of excess bitterness as Mild: “Not too bitter”[Adam J. — 2023-08-10](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Kirsten S. (2022-03-13): I classify the categorical absence of bitterness as Minimal: “it is not bitter at all.”[Kirsten S. — 2022-03-13](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Sarah M. (2021-02-20): I read the negation, rather than the praise, as Minimal: “Not bitter incredibly fragrant delicious tea”[Sarah M. — 2021-02-20](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Kristi C. (2022-06-27): I treat the emphatic denial of bitterness as Minimal: “Absolutely no bitter taste”[Kristi C. — 2022-06-27](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Carla C. (2021-11-08): I assess the explicitly absent bitterness as Minimal: “not bitter at all”[Carla C. — 2021-11-08](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Jonathan H. (2020-12-10): I isolate the denial of bitterness and assign Minimal: “without any bitterness”[Jonathan H. — 2020-12-10](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Sherrie H. (2020-08-11): I distinguish bitterness from the separate astringency denial and assign Mild: “it does have the slightest bitterness”[Sherrie H. — 2020-08-11](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Nicole A. (2021-09-30): I retain the iced-latte context and avoid inferring low intensity from approval, assigning Moderate: “notes of the right bitterness.”[Nicole A. — 2021-09-30](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Jonathan H. (2021-12-29): I assess the non-bitter taste independently of the claimed effects as Minimal: “an excellent and not at all bitter taste.”[Jonathan H. — 2021-12-29](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Lyn P. (2021-08-09): I read the explicit non-bitter report as Minimal: “no bitterness...”[Lyn P. — 2021-08-09](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Ayaka M. (2022-02-12): I interpret the explicitly balanced bitter component as Moderate: “The matcha has a good balance of sweetness and bitterness.”[Ayaka M. — 2022-02-12](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Kim C. (2021-09-29): I assess the near-absence of bitterness as Minimal: “next to no bitterness at all”[Kim C. — 2021-09-29](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Ampaiphan A. (2020-05-22): I preserve the plain-or-milk context and read the qualified bitterness as Mild: “the tea's bitterness is not too strong, it's just right for having it pure or with milk :)”[Ampaiphan A. — 2020-05-22](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Phoebe R. (2021-09-11): I retain the higher-dose context and assess near-absent bitterness as Minimal: “there is almost no bitterness to it even if you put a lot.”[Phoebe R. — 2021-09-11](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Satrina A. (2024-06-25): I assess the explicitly slight aftertaste bitterness as Mild: “leaving a slight bitter aftertaste.”[Satrina A. — 2024-06-25](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Rebekah J. (2024-07-04): I distinguish strong matcha flavor from the unamplified bitter component, assigning Moderate: “Strong matcha flavour, more towards to bitterness side.”[Rebekah J. — 2024-07-04](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Angelina H. (2024-08-30): I interpret the absolute lack of bitterness as Minimal: “no bitterness at all”[Angelina H. — 2024-08-30](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Lisa-Marie R. (2024-11-01): I use the plain-tea bitterness, not the soy version’s approval, for Mild: “It has a slightly bitter taste when made as a tea, but as a soy matcha, it is fabulous.”[Lisa-Marie R. — 2024-11-01](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Rose W. (2024-11-04): I interpret Eisai’s comparative reduction in bitterness as Mild: “Eisai matcha is slightly sweeter and less bitter than the other types.”[Rose W. — 2024-11-04](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Hsin P. (2025-02-01): I classify the limited bitterness described here as Mild: “Not too bitter and very refreshing.”[Hsin P. — 2025-02-01](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Stephanie (2025-02-10): I read the qualified comparative bitterness as Mild: “Nice gentle flavour, not really bitter like some matchas”[Stephanie — 2025-02-10](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Saowanee L. (2025-02-20): I assess the categorical lack of bitterness as Minimal: “with no bitterness.”[Saowanee L. — 2025-02-20](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- clck99@hotmail.com L. (2025-04-05): I distinguish restrained bitterness from smoothness and assign Mild: “Very smooth and not too bitter”[clck99@hotmail.com L. — 2025-04-05](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Yang L. (2025-05-11): I interpret the explicitly pronounced bitter taste as Pronounced: “It's quite bitter.”[Yang L. — 2025-05-11](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Sara G. (2025-05-29): I retain the water-or-latte context and assess absent bitterness as Minimal: “not bitter at all.”[Sara G. — 2025-05-29](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Sadra C. (2025-05-31): I read the direct non-bitter observation as Minimal: “I love that it isn’t bitter.”[Sadra C. — 2025-05-31](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Sirene B. (2025-06-16): I retain the explicit pronounced bitterness without endorsing the oxidation guess: Pronounced: “It’s quite bitter and muted”[Sirene B. — 2025-06-16](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Alexander D. (2025-06-23): I isolate the qualified bitterness from overall flavor strength and assign Mild: “The taste is nice and umami not too bitter and quite a full flavour.”[Alexander D. — 2025-06-23](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Thanh C. (2025-09-25): I assess Eisai’s explicitly absent bitterness as Minimal: “no bitterness at all.”[Thanh C. — 2025-09-25](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Grace P. (2026-06-06): I assess the qualified low bitterness as Mild: “not too bitter”[Grace P. — 2026-06-06](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Amanda A. (2026-09-06): I assess the expressly non-bitter taste, with no additions needed, as Minimal: “with no bitterness.”[Amanda A. — 2026-09-06](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)

**1.6**(45 reviews)
Body                      5 review details- Annabel M. (2023-02-08): I interpret the explicit creamy mouthfeel as a body that is Full: “it is smooth, fruity and has a creamy mouth-feel.”[Annabel M. — 2023-02-08](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Elizabeth W. (2020-09-24): I read the creamy tea, not merely its foam, as a body that is Full: “it froths easily into a wonderfully creamy and smooth tea.”[Elizabeth W. — 2020-09-24](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Satrina A. (2024-06-25): I assess the explicitly light-bodied description as Light: “Abit more on the light bodied side”[Satrina A. — 2024-06-25](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Steve (2019-03-20): I interpret the tea’s creamy character in the whisked preparation as a body that is Full: “Very well balanced, smooth and creamy.”[Steve — 2019-03-20](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Lalla P. (2026-07-12): I use the creamy character, rather than rich flavor alone, for a body that is Full: “is so creamy”[Lalla P. — 2026-07-12](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)

**3.6**(5 reviews)
Smoothness                      12 review details- Ayla B. (2020-08-29): I assess the explicitly named texture as Smooth: “Smooth texture and taste...”[Ayla B. — 2020-08-29](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Doris L. (2022-02-06): I assess the explicit silky mouthfeel as Silky: “silky smoothness in your mouth!”[Doris L. — 2022-02-06](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Jennifer B. (2022-06-03): I read the tactile velvety descriptor as Silky: “smooth and velvety Match”[Jennifer B. — 2022-06-03](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- John M. (2023-12-04): I read the sieving and dispersibility context as support for Smooth: “I recommend using a fine matcha sieve that Stephen at purematcha can supply. It makes a real difference to its dissolveability and flavour.”[John M. — 2023-12-04](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Alvina F. (2023-04-22): I interpret the endorsed no-clump criterion as Smooth: “I judge my matcha by its greenness (dull is bad, vibrant is good), the taste and how easily it froths up without clumps. As I’m consuming this daily, organically sourced ceremonial grade matcha is important to me. (Plants have the tendency to absorb heavy metals from soil.) This matcha ticks all the boxes.”[Alvina F. — 2023-04-22](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Babett F. (2022-08-29): I assess the named velvety texture as Silky: “Velvety texture”[Babett F. — 2022-08-29](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Shane M. (2021-08-14): I use the smooth-blend context without assuming silkiness, assigning Smooth: “rich flavor (without the grit or dirt taste), vibrant color and smooth blend.”[Shane M. — 2021-08-14](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Dariusz M. (2021-05-22): I assess the no-lump dispersion as Smooth: “easily soluble without lumps”[Dariusz M. — 2021-05-22](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Tiffany H. (2020-09-01): I base the level on the explicit smooth mouthfeel, assigning Smooth: “whisks up nicely with no lumps and a lovely smooth mouthfeel.”[Tiffany H. — 2020-09-01](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Phoebe R. (2021-09-11): I keep the whisk-versus-spoon distinction and assess the whisked texture as Smooth: “Using the matcha whisk really helps with making it smooth but tbh, since it's not bitter if you just use a spoon to mix, the clumps don't really matter.”[Phoebe R. — 2021-09-11](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Thanh C. (2025-09-25): I use the explicit silky prepared texture, not the relative smoothest claim, for Silky: “It whisks up beautifully into a frothy, silky cup”[Thanh C. — 2025-09-25](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Steve (2019-03-20): I interpret the smooth, creamy prepared tea as Smooth: “Very well balanced, smooth and creamy.”[Steve — 2019-03-20](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)

**4.3**(12 reviews)
Natural Sweetness                      19 review details- Page S. (2020-11-08): I interpret the softly expressed sweetness as Subtle: “A soft sweet taste with a fresh finish.”[Page S. — 2020-11-08](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Doris L. (2022-02-06): I isolate the unqualified sweetness as Moderate: “It's great with that kind of sweetness and silky smoothness in your mouth!”[Doris L. — 2022-02-06](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Seka M. (2022-10-28): I assess the balanced sweetness, not the umami, as Moderate: “Umami and balanced sweetness.”[Seka M. — 2022-10-28](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Maddy L. (2023-09-08): I interpret the sweet flavor analogy as Moderate: “The flavour is lovely and has the sweet and bitter of dark chocolate.”[Maddy L. — 2023-09-08](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Terri P. (2022-11-19): I assess sweetness in the expressly unsweetened trial as Moderate: “The taste was light, fresh, slightly grassy and sweet, but not at all bitter like I was used to.”[Terri P. — 2022-11-19](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Daniela S. (2022-09-27): I assess the current product’s unqualified sweetness as Moderate: “The taste is just soo smooth and creamy, sweet”[Daniela S. — 2022-09-27](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Kuan W. (2023-05-29): I treat the unqualified sweetness as Moderate: “There is no bitterness, only sweetness.”[Kuan W. — 2023-05-29](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Lucy D. (2022-07-31): I assess the current product’s stated sweetness as Moderate: “A sweet taste and vibrant green colour.”[Lucy D. — 2022-07-31](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- John O. (2019-09-09): I assess the stated subtle sweetness in the aftertaste as Subtle: “a subtly sweet after-taste.”[John O. — 2019-09-09](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Angela C. (2021-07-08): I interpret the qualified subtle sweetness as Subtle: “The flavour itself is subtle and sweet”[Angela C. — 2021-07-08](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Ayaka M. (2022-02-12): I interpret the explicitly balanced sweet component as Moderate: “The matcha has a good balance of sweetness and bitterness.”[Ayaka M. — 2022-02-12](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Zeljko J. (2020-08-02): I assess the stated unqualified sweet taste as Moderate: “its smooth and sweet taste”[Zeljko J. — 2020-08-02](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Samuel O. (2020-07-26): I classify the unamplified sweetness in the aftertaste as Moderate: “👍😃 creamy and sweet after taste.”[Samuel O. — 2020-07-26](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- John W. (2019-12-23): I interpret the subtle sweet flavor as Subtle: “flavor sweet and subtle”[John W. — 2019-12-23](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Louie B. (2024-10-20): I isolate the unqualified sweetness and assign Moderate: “So smooth and sweet”[Louie B. — 2024-10-20](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Katie P. (2025-01-24): I interpret the qualified “sweetish” flavor as Subtle: “a smooth, nutty and sweetish taste”[Katie P. — 2025-01-24](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Saowanee L. (2025-02-20): I interpret the qualified sweet taste as Subtle: “slightly sweet”[Saowanee L. — 2025-02-20](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Marco C. (2025-04-14): I assess the unqualified sweet taste as Moderate: “It taste sweet, smooth and lovely!”[Marco C. — 2025-04-14](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Thanh C. (2025-09-25): I isolate the unamplified intrinsic sweetness as Moderate: “the taste is rich and earthy with a natural sweetness”[Thanh C. — 2025-09-25](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)

**2.7**(19 reviews)
Frothability                      21 review details- Bernadette T. (2021-04-28): I read the successful foam production as Easy: “froths up nicely”[Bernadette T. — 2021-04-28](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Rahul A. (2022-10-18): I distinguish foam production from flavor and assign Easy: “Great flavour and froths well”[Rahul A. — 2022-10-18](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Alireza B. (2022-12-29): I retain the stirring condition and assess the foam as Easy: “if stirred well you get a nice frothy tea”[Alireza B. — 2022-12-29](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Luke L. (2022-11-24): I retain the thermos and dilution context when assigning Easy: “use a thermas, and shake with nice froth; 80ml is a bit glugy, so use about 150-200ml water.”[Luke L. — 2022-11-24](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Vidhya K. (2022-10-09): I interpret the stated frothing result before the milk serving suggestion as Easy: “It froths up beautifully and I love having it iced with a splash of milk!”[Vidhya K. — 2022-10-09](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Kate B. (2023-10-06): I assess the successful whisked foam as Easy: “froths beautifully when whisked”[Kate B. — 2023-10-06](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Jerome A. (2022-07-13): I interpret the described satisfactory foam layer as Easy: “has a lovely smooth and soft foam”[Jerome A. — 2022-07-13](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Ryan S. (2023-09-16): I interpret the explicitly easier froth formation as Easy: “It's also easier to build up a froth on top with this matcha for some reason.”[Ryan S. — 2023-09-16](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Christene M. (2021-04-14): I use the explicit ease of frothing for Easy: “whisks so easily into a very nice froth”[Christene M. — 2021-04-14](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Christene K. (2021-03-08): I treat ease alone, without exceptional foam volume, as Easy: “This Matcha Froths very easily.”[Christene K. — 2021-03-08](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Alvina F. (2023-04-22): I read the confirmed easy-frothing criterion as Easy: “I judge my matcha by its greenness (dull is bad, vibrant is good), the taste and how easily it froths up without clumps. As I’m consuming this daily, organically sourced ceremonial grade matcha is important to me. (Plants have the tendency to absorb heavy metals from soil.) This matcha ticks all the boxes.”[Alvina F. — 2023-04-22](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Fuschia E. (2023-05-30): I classify the described whisked foam quality as Easy: “The froth accumulated from whisking is thick and very fine”[Fuschia E. — 2023-05-30](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Ben M. (2021-06-20): I interpret the successful foam result with the stated whisk as Easy: “Perfectly frothy”[Ben M. — 2021-06-20](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Jonathan H. (2020-12-10): I interpret the explicit successful frothing as Easy: “it froths up really well.”[Jonathan H. — 2020-12-10](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- PIPPA L. (2023-08-04): I read the positive foam-production statement as Easy: “froths so well.”[PIPPA L. — 2023-08-04](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Elizabeth W. (2020-09-24): I assess the explicit ease of frothing as Easy: “it froths easily into a wonderfully creamy and smooth tea.”[Elizabeth W. — 2020-09-24](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Olivia H. (2021-07-03): I interpret the successful whisked foam layer as Easy: “has a nice froth on top after whisking !”[Olivia H. — 2021-07-03](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Saskia V. (2021-01-17): I attribute the successful current foam to this matcha and assign Easy: “Then ofcourse is the perfect froth which I had never managed to create until now”[Saskia V. — 2021-01-17](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Prue D. (2025-03-25): I rely on the explicit frothing statement, not mixing alone, for Easy: “Easy to drink; mixes and froths up nicely”[Prue D. — 2025-03-25](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Thanh C. (2025-09-25): I assess the explicitly successful whisked foam as Easy: “It whisks up beautifully into a frothy, silky cup”[Thanh C. — 2025-09-25](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Steve (2019-03-20): I assess the explicitly quick frothing without inferring exceptional volume as Easy: “This matcha froths up quicker than any other matcha I’ve tried”[Steve — 2019-03-20](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)

**4.0**(21 reviews)
Umami                      5 review details- Seka M. (2022-10-28): I read unqualified umami intensity as Moderate: “Umami and balanced sweetness.”[Seka M. — 2022-10-28](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Christene K. (2021-03-08): I separate persistence from umami strength and assign Moderate: “Has a lingering umami, which I love.”[Christene K. — 2021-03-08](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Saowanee L. (2025-02-20): I assess the amplified savory character as Pronounced: “rich in umami”[Saowanee L. — 2025-02-20](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Chatrine O. (2025-05-21): I isolate the unamplified umami descriptor as Moderate: “umami, nutty and yummy”[Chatrine O. — 2025-05-21](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)
- Alexander D. (2025-06-23): I assess the unamplified umami rather than total flavor strength as Moderate: “The taste is nice and umami not too bitter and quite a full flavour.”[Alexander D. — 2025-06-23](https://purematcha.com.au/products/50g-eisai-ceremonial-matcha-tea)

**3.2**(5 reviews)
## Frequently asked questions

First-harvest Uji matcha for ceremonial preparation Here are some frequently asked questions and answers.

### Where is EISAI Organic Ceremonial Matcha grown?

EISAI matcha comes from Uji, Japan. It is made from tencha grown on an organic farm and is identified as a single-origin product.

### Which cultivar is used for EISAI matcha?

EISAI is made from the Okumidori cultivar. The tea uses first-harvest leaves from the first buds of the year.

### What does EISAI ceremonial matcha taste like?

It has a very mild, almost sweet taste. The powder also has a bright green color and a velvety, silky texture.

### Is EISAI matcha JAS organic certified?

Yes. EISAI is sold as 100% organic matcha with Japanese Agricultural Standard (JAS) organic certification.

### How is EISAI matcha processed?

The tea plants are shaded for at least 20 days before harvest. The tencha is then stored in a cool environment for several months before being stone-milled into an ultra-fine powder.

### What pack sizes are available for EISAI matcha?

EISAI Organic Ceremonial Pure Matcha Powder is listed in 50g, 100g, 150g, and 200g formats.

### How many matcha shots does one pack provide?

A resealable pack provides a stated minimum of 50 matcha shots. The exact amount used for each shot is not specified.

### Is a subscription option available?

Yes. A subscription option is listed for EISAI Organic Ceremonial Pure Matcha Powder.

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