Teelixir Organic Matcha
Teelixir Organic Matcha 100g – premium ceremonial grade Japanese matcha from Shizuoka. Traditionally shade-grown, stone-milled, 100% organic green tea powder with no additives. Perfect for authentic whisked matcha and daily rituals.
$51.04
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Experience the purity of authentic Japanese matcha with TEELIXIR Organic Matcha 100g, a premium ceremonial grade green tea powder crafted using nearly a century of family tradition. With cultivation and production methods passed down since 1933, this matcha reflects true Japanese tea heritage.
Sourced from the renowned Shizuoka region of Japan, this high-quality organic matcha is traditionally shade-grown to enhance its vibrant green colour, smooth umami flavour, and delicate aroma. The leaves are carefully stone-milled into a fine powder to preserve their natural character and ensure an exceptionally smooth texture ideal for ceremonial preparation.
Bringing authentic Japanese matcha to Australia, TEELIXIR offers sustainably grown, minimally processed matcha designed for those who value purity, provenance, and craftsmanship. Whether enjoyed as a traditional whisked tea or as part of your mindful daily ritual, this organic ceremonial matcha delivers a refined and balanced experience in every cup.
Why Choose TEELIXIR Organic Matcha?
- Premium matcha sourced directly from Japan’s famous Shizuoka region.
- Cultivated using time-honoured shading methods to enhance flavour and nutrient profile.
- Slowly ground using traditional stone mills for ultra-fine ceremonial-grade powder.
- 100% pure organic matcha green tea powder with no additives, fillers, or preservatives.
- Crafted specifically for traditional whisked matcha with a smooth, rich, and balanced taste.
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