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Kagoshima Ceremonial Matcha Latte Blend
Kagoshima, Japan First Harvest Stone-ground

Kagoshima Ceremonial Matcha Latte Blend

Deep forest green. Velvety body that holds its own against oat and almond milk. Grassy sweetness up front, mellow and round on the finish, no bitterness, even iced.

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⛩️ Single-Origin · Kagoshima, Japan
📋 Sourced from JAS Certified Farm
✅ 100% Organic
🌿 3rd Party lab tested for purity & safety

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Product Information

Most mornings don't come with three spare minutes and a bamboo whisk.

This one's for those mornings.

Our Ceremonial Matcha Latte Blend combines first harvest, stone-ground ceremonial matcha from Kagoshima, Japan, with organic coconut sugar from Sri Lanka pre-blended, so all you need is milk. Hot or iced. Shaken or stirred. Ready in under two minutes with no measuring, no bitterness, and no compromise on quality.

The matcha is exactly what we use in the ceremonial range: single cultivar, shade-grown, first harvest. The coconut sugar is low GI and organic, adding a natural sweetness that balances the umami without masking it.

The result is a smooth, vibrant matcha latte that tastes like something you'd pay over $7 for at a café. Except it's $1.18 a serve, made in your own kitchen.

Key Benefits

  • Ready in 90 seconds — just add milk, hot or cold

  • Pre-sweetened with organic coconut sugar, no added sugar needed

  • Ceremonial grade matcha same first harvest quality as our pure range

  • No bitterness, naturally smooth and balanced

  • Low GI sweetener, coconut sugar, sits lower on the glycemic index than cane sugar

  • Hot or iced, it works beautifully either way

Taste & Experience

  • Creamy and smooth with natural sweetness

  • Soft umami balanced by the coconut sugar

  • Vibrant green colour visually as good as it tastes

  • Clean finish, no artificial aftertaste

How It Helps You

  • Replaces coffee without sacrificing energy

  • Turns rushed mornings into intentional rituals

  • Delivers café-quality lattes at home

Product Specifications

Grade Ceremonial
Origin Kagoshima, Japan
Harvest First flush (ichibancha)
Cultivation Shade-grown, 3 weeks
Processing Stone-ground (granite mill)
Harvest season Spring
Caffeine level Moderate — approx. 34mg per 1g serve
L-theanine High (responsible for calm, focused energy)
Certifications JAS Organic certified farms
Tasting notes Slightly creamier, designed to complement milk
Colour Vivid jade green
Best for Oat milk lattes, iced matcha, daily use
Intended audience Coffee switchers, wellness-focused adults, matcha beginners
Net weight 100g
Country of origin Japan

 

What it does for you.
  • Ceremonial-grade Kagoshima leaves blended to dissolve cleanly into oat, almond, or dairy without clumping or separating
  • The L-theanine and caffeine balance of a traditional matcha, with none of the bitterness that makes lower grades unpleasant in milk
  • Ready in under two minutes. No whisk, no sifting, no ritual required; that part is optional
  • 100% pure leaf powder. No gums, no creamers, no sweeteners added to make an inferior matcha palatable
All Ingredients

- 100% Organic ceremonial grade matcha powder
- Sri Lankan premium 100% Organic Coconut sugar

Delivery & Shipping

When will I receive my order?
Orders are dispatched within 1–2 business days. Orders placed before 10 AM AEST are dispatched on the same business day.

How much is shipping?

  • Standard Delivery (Free on orders over 50 AUD) : 10 AUD - Orders typically arrive 3-5 business days after dispatch.
  • Express Shipping: 15 AUD - Orders typically arrive 1-3 business days after dispatch.

Peace of mind
Every order is carefully packed and shipped with Aust. Post tracking, so you can follow your delivery from dispatch to doorstep.

Refer to Shipping Policy for more details.

Shelf-Life & Storage

Shelf-Life

In the original unopened package can stay fresh up to 12 months if stored properly. Once opened we recommend to consume within 4-6 weeks for best results.

Storage

Upon arrival, store your matcha in a cool and moisture-free environment using the original resealable pouch or an airtight, lightproof opaque container.

THE IKI DIFFERENCE

Not all matcha is created equal.

The word "matcha" covers a wide spectrum of quality. Here's what separates first-harvest ceremonial matcha from the average matcha found on the market.

Origin
iki Matcha

Single-origin Kagoshima, Japan

Standard Matcha

Often blended from multiple sources

Harvest
iki Matcha

First harvest (Ichibancha)

Standard Matcha

Second or third harvest

Cultivation
iki Matcha

Shade-grown for 3 weeks

Standard Matcha

Minimal shading or none

Processing
iki Matcha

Traditional granite stone-ground

Standard Matcha

Industrial milling methods

Taste
iki Matcha

Smooth, sweet and naturally umami

Standard Matcha

Can be bitter or grassy

Transparency
iki Matcha

Single farm, traceable and lab tested

Standard Matcha

Origin and testing often undisclosed

PREPARATION GUIDE

How to Make Ceremonial Matcha

Follow these traditional steps to prepare the perfect bowl of ceremonial grade matcha.

  1. 1

    Sift the matcha

    Use a fine mesh sifter to remove any clumps and ensure a smooth, lump-free powder.

  2. 2

    Add hot water

    Pour 60–70ml of water heated to 75–80°C over the sifted matcha powder.

  3. 3

    Whisk vigorously

    Using a bamboo chasen, whisk in a rapid zigzag motion for 20–30 seconds until a fine foam forms.

  4. 4

    Serve immediately

    Enjoy your ceremonial matcha within 60 seconds for optimal flavor and texture.

Man in traditional attire picking tea leaves in a field
FROM THE SOURCE

The farm we chose, and why.

In the volcanic highlands of Kagoshima, at the southern tip of Japan's Kyushu island, the mineral-rich soil and sharp seasonal temperature fluctuations produce tea leaves of exceptional complexity. The farm we source from has been growing tencha. the whole leaves that become matcha, for three generations under JAS organic certification. We visited in person before we placed our first order. We do not blend our matcha across multiple origins or harvests. Every bag is traceable to one region, one season, one standard. The flavour varies subtly year to year, as it should — it is a living agricultural product, not a manufactured one.

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Before you ask.

Find answers to common questions.
  • Ceremonial grade uses the youngest first-flush leaves, which are naturally sweeter and lower in bitterness. They are intended to be drunk with water alone, whisked in the traditional way. Culinary grade uses later-harvest leaves, more robust in flavour and better suited to baking or lattes, where the matcha competes with other ingredients. Our ceremonial matcha can be used for lattes, but the reverse is rarely advisable.

  • A standard 1–2 g serve of iki Matcha contains approximately 35–70 mg of caffeine, roughly half that of a standard espresso. However, because matcha also contains L-theanine, the effect is qualitatively different: a calm, sustained alertness rather than a stimulant spike. Most people report no jitteriness and no crash.

  • A traditional bamboo chasen (whisk) produces the finest, most stable foam and is the correct tool for ceremonial preparation. An electric frother works as a practical alternative and produces good results. A blender is suitable for smoothies but not for traditional preparation. We do not recommend stirring with a spoon it leaves the powder insufficiently incorporated.

  • Store in a cool, dry place away from direct light, ideally in the refrigerator once opened. Our bags are nitrogen-flushed and resealable to preserve freshness. Unopened: up to 12 months. Once opened: best within 4–6 weeks for peak flavour, though it remains safe to consume beyond that. Do not freeze.

  • Yes, our matcha powder has undergone third-party laboratory testing for microbial contamination, heavy metals (including lead and arsenic), and pesticide residues.