Rain Dust Rich Umami ceremonial grade Japanese matcha powder 100g tin with premium Japanese tea packaging in Toronto, Canada

Rich Umami — First Harvest Matcha (100g)

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Premium First-Harvest Japanese Matcha for Calm Focus & Smooth Energy

30g ~15 servings

100g ~50 servings · *Best value

Crafted with intention in Japan’s Sayama Tea Region, known for its carefully cultivated local tea tradition, this Rich Umami Matcha is a first-harvest green tea powder designed for clarity, calm, and everyday ritual.

Only the youngest, shade-grown leaves are carefully handpicked and stone-ground into an ultra-fine, vibrant green powder, preserving their natural amino acids, deep umami character, and gentle sweetness

Best for:

Traditional matcha ceremonies · premium lattes · cooking and creative recipes

You'll probably love it if you:

already love matcha
drink matcha with water
like a stronger Japanese tea flavour
want a richer latte

Ingredients

100% Pure Japanese Green Tea Powder (Matcha)

No additives. No sugar. No fillers.

Origin Story

Grown in Japan’s Sayama region, this matcha reflects a quieter side of Japanese tea culture, one rooted in careful cultivation, seasonal harvesting, and respect for the leaf.

Store your matcha in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the tin tightly sealed to preserve its freshness, vibrant color, and flavor.

What is ceremonial grade matcha?
Ceremonial grade matcha is made from carefully selected, shade-grown tea leaves that are stone-ground into a fine powder. It is known for its vibrant green colour, smooth texture, and naturally sweet umami flavour.

Where is Rain Dust matcha from?
Our matcha is sourced from Japan. Rich Umami comes from Sayama, while Smooth & Creamy comes from Shizuoka. Both are first-harvest and stone-ground.

Can I use ceremonial matcha for lattes?
Absolutely. Our matcha can be enjoyed traditionally with water or whisked into a smooth matcha latte with oat, almond, or dairy milk.

Does matcha contain caffeine?
Yes. Matcha naturally contains caffeine. A typical 1–2g serving contains approximately 30–70mg, depending on the matcha and preparation.

How should I store matcha?
Keep matcha sealed and store it away from heat, moisture, and direct light. Refrigeration can help preserve freshness after opening.

Is ceremonial matcha good for beginners?
Yes. A smooth, high-quality ceremonial matcha can be an easy introduction to matcha, especially if you prefer a less bitter flavour.