
Zen Green Tea: Australian Brand, Kyoto Plantations
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Zen Green Tea sources its matcha exclusively from family-owned tea plantations on the mountainous slopes of Kyoto, Japan. The company works directly with small family-run farms in the region to support consistent quality. Its powder is made from young, tender leaves that are shade-grown, hand-picked, strictly graded, and traditionally stone-milled.
Zen Green Tea uses leaves from the second harvest for its single premium-grade matcha. Young leaves are selected for a lighter, naturally sweet flavor suited to everyday drinking. According to the brand record, this harvest also carries elevated catechin levels. The company prioritizes a balance between quality, smooth flavor, and daily drinkability.
Growers use the traditional oishita method, covering tea plants with canopies to limit sunlight during the weeks before harvest. The youngest tender leaves are then hand-picked and strictly graded. Traditional stone mills slowly grind the selected leaves into a fine green powder, a process intended to preserve the tea’s flavor and nutritional integrity.
Zen Green Tea centers its range on one premium grade of matcha. The powder is available in one-month, three-month, and six-month supply options. The brand also offers matcha tea bags for convenient preparation and complete tea sets that include a traditional whisk and scoop. Recipes and preparation guides support both new and experienced drinkers.
Zen Green Tea was founded by Erin in 2012 to introduce authentic, high-grade Japanese matcha to Australia. The company is described as an Australian woman-owned business and sources its products directly from Kyoto. Its stated founding mission focused on bringing fresh, premium Japanese matcha green tea to the Australian market.










