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- Organic matcha green tea powder, sourced directly from Kagoshima and Shizuoka regions in Japan
- Certified organic by JAS, USDA, EU
- Certified FSSC 22000 or ISO 22000 manufacturing standards
- No added artificial flavors or colors
- Vegan and gluten free
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Make Pinnacle Matcha part of your daily diet with our Japanese – organic ceremonial matcha and organic culinary matcha powder. We have also created two matcha blends, hand crafted and packaged in Sydney, Australia – versatile, multi-purpose Organic Sweet Matcha Powder; and rejuvenating, detoxifying Organic Matcha Chai Latte. Why not buy matcha using our irresistible ‘matcha bundle’ deals that give savings on multiple products? Visit our matcha deals page to order now.
Buy any 3 matcha powder products and get ‘Matcha Chai Latte’ mix for FREE
All our matcha powders are 100% organic with no artificial ingredients. Our pure Japanese matcha powders are made from the young and supple tea leaves and come directly from the Kagoshima and Shizuoka regions of Japan. These leaves are shade grown, hand-picked (not machine harvested), air dried (not artificial heat dried to speed up the process) and stone ground into best matcha powder which gives natural, bright green color, maximum nutritional value and authentic earthy or umami flavor to our pure matcha. We have diligently selected suppliers that have high altitude tea plantations, with pristine and natural cultivation practices, and have internationally recognized quality and manufacturing certifications. Buy matcha powder with the confidence that you are buying perfection and quality with no contamination or guilt. Our matcha products will give you utmost satisfaction and maximum nutritional benefits. Quality without compromise.
Matcha Tea Benefits
Matcha powder has more nutritional value than normal green tea, up to 137 times the amount of antioxidants (specifically EGCG) when compared to some green teas. These antioxidants and pro-oxidants can help repair damaged cells in the body and may prevent chronic diseases caused by cellular degeneration. A particular amino acid compound, called L-theanine, found in matcha green tea powder, is known to improve brain functions and help reduce cognitive decline.
Regular consumption of matcha can do wonders to your skin, physical health and mental well-being. Read more about matcha health benefits when compared to standard green tea. If you are new to matcha, read the FAQ blog to get started. Learn how to buy matcha like an expert. We aim to provide only research-based information in our blogs. If you have questions like ‘what does matcha taste like‘, ‘does matcha have caffeine’, ‘how is matcha made‘ and even ‘side effects of matcha‘, then please read our blogs further.
Matcha Powder Grades
Ceremonial Matcha is the top grade of matcha powder in which the fresh, young, supple leaves from the first harvest in Spring are used and veins and stems are meticulously removed before grinding into the fine powder. Hence ceremonial matcha is not bitter and has a smooth, subtle, earthy or umami flavor intended to be consumed as green tea. It can be used to make luxurious matcha latte as well.
Culinary Matcha is made from more mature tea leaves from the later harvests and stems and veins are not fully removed. Hence the resulting matcha powder may have more prominent flavor or a slightly bitter taste. Culinary Matcha is more suitable for use as ingredient in various recipes such as daily lattes, shakes, smoothies, cakes, cookies, desserts, etc. where it is mixed with other ingredients and used in larger quantities. That is not say the culinary matcha powder cannot be consumed as green tea as well, optionally with a sweetener of choice, e.g. honey and lemon.
Pinnacle Matcha is true organic matcha green tea powder. See gallery page for inspiration on how to use matcha powder and blends as an ingredient in almost any recipe.
Enjoy the quick and easy matcha recipes.
- warm and satisfying matcha latte
- healing and rejuvenating matcha, honey and lemon
- cool and sumptuous iced matcha latte banana smoothie
- luxurious matcha chai latte
- matcha cake
Matcha Green Tea Powder Blogs and Recipes
Buy Matcha With Confidence Like an Expert
Matcha – Frequently Asked Questions
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Matcha Cake
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Matcha for Brain Function
South Korean Matcha
South Korea is a relatively new entrant in matcha green tea production. South Korean matcha production has some differences from Japanese matcha, which we discuss…
Matcha benefits by ChatGPT
Matcha Cultivars in Japan
What are matcha cultivars and how does this influence the taste and flavor of matcha? We discuss this in the context of Japanese matcha tea…
Iced Matcha Latte Banana Smoothie
If you like matcha and smoothies or shakes, you will fall in love with this cool and sumptuous matcha latte banana smoothie – a mix…
Matcha for Skin Care
Matcha powder and green tea in general, have become highly popular as key ingredients in skin care and hair care products, especially in vegan and…
How is Matcha made? What is Tencha?
Matcha, Honey, Lemon – Recipe for Life!
Hot Matcha + Honey + Lemon drink is one of the most potent and health enhancing drinks you can reward your mind and body with…
Potential Side Effects of Matcha
Does matcha have any harmful effects? Matcha tea is becoming increasingly popular in cafés around the world. Matcha or any green tea in general, in…
Matcha Latte
What is matcha latte? Matcha latte is made from two main ingredients – matcha (of course) and latte, which means “milk” in Italian. It can…