• Chiran Ceremonial Grade Matcha Green Tea
  • Chiran Ceremonial Grade Matcha Green Tea
  • Chiran Ceremonial Grade Matcha Green Tea
  • Chiran Ceremonial Grade Matcha Green Tea
  • Chiran Ceremonial Grade Matcha Green Tea
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Chiran Ceremonial Grade Matcha Green Tea

Chiran Ceremonial Grade Matcha Green Tea

Vibrant and umami-rich, our Ceremonial Grade Matcha from Kagoshima is perfect for mindful rituals and sustained energy with unmatched quality.

Ceremonial Grade Matcha | 10 Servings
Rs. 2,000.00
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Ceremonial Japanese Matcha from Chiran, Kagoshima

Chiran Ceremonial Grade Matcha is made for people who want matcha in its purest daily form: clean energy, calm focus, and a rich Japanese tea ritual without the heaviness of coffee.

This matcha is sourced from Chiran in Kagoshima, one of Japan's respected tea-growing regions. It is made from first-harvest shade-grown tea leaves and stone-ground into a fine, vibrant green powder with a smooth umami profile.

Why this matcha is different

  • Origin: Chiran, Kagoshima, Japan
  • Grade: Ceremonial grade matcha
  • Harvest: First harvest Ichibancha leaves
  • Cultivars: Asanoka, Saemidori and Yutakamidori
  • Shade-grown: 22 days for deeper sweetness, umami and color
  • Caffeine: 60-70mg per 2g serving
  • Ingredients: 100% pure Japanese matcha powder with no additives

Made for clean energy and calm focus

Matcha contains caffeine naturally present in green tea, along with L-theanine. Together, they create a smoother kind of alertness that many people prefer for focused work, study, creative sessions, training days, and morning rituals.

If coffee feels too sharp or leaves you restless, ceremonial matcha can be a cleaner daily alternative. It gives you energy with a slower, steadier feel and a quiet ritual that helps you start the day with intention.

Taste profile

Expect a vibrant jade-green color, a naturally sweet aroma, rich umami, a creamy mouthfeel, and a smooth finish with very low bitterness when prepared correctly.

Best ways to use it

  • Traditional usucha, whisked with hot water
  • Koicha for a thicker ceremonial preparation
  • Unsweetened hot matcha
  • Iced matcha over cold water
  • Premium matcha latte with milk of choice

How to prepare

  1. Sift 2g of matcha into a bowl.
  2. Add 60-80ml hot water at around 70-80 degrees Celsius.
  3. Whisk in quick W-shaped motions until smooth and lightly frothy.
  4. Drink as-is, pour over ice, or add milk for a matcha latte.

Who it is for

This ceremonial matcha is ideal for founders, creators, students, operators, athletes, and anyone building serious work into their day. It is for people who want high-quality Japanese matcha for energy and focus, not a generic sweet green drink.

Frequently asked questions

Is this real Japanese matcha?

Yes. This ceremonial matcha is sourced from Chiran, Kagoshima in Japan and made from 100% Japanese matcha powder.

Is this ceremonial grade matcha?

Yes. It is made for traditional matcha preparation and has the smoothness, color and umami expected from ceremonial-grade Japanese matcha.

How much caffeine does it have?

One 2g serving contains approximately 60-70mg of caffeine.

Can I use it for matcha latte?

Yes. It works beautifully as a premium matcha latte, although its quality also makes it suitable for traditional hot or iced matcha.

Does it contain sugar or additives?

No. This product contains 100% pure Japanese matcha powder with no sugar and no additives.

Build your matcha ritual: pair it with a bamboo chasen whisk or a Japanese matcha bowl for smoother preparation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where are your teas sourced from?

At Chiran Tea, our teas are exclusively sourced from Kagoshima, Japan. Nestled in the volcanic-rich soils, our tea gardens in Kagoshima produce the finest leaves, ensuring a truly authentic Japanese tea experience.

How much caffeine does green tea have?

Different types of green tea have different levels of caffeine, but all are lower than that of coffee. If you prefer no caffeine we recommend hojicha and genmaicha, less caffeine - sencha, as much as coffee - Matcha, gyokuro

What are the health benefits of Japanese Green Tea?

Japanese Green Tea is renowned for its numerous health benefits. Packed with antioxidants, it supports metabolism, aids digestion, and boosts immunity. Its natural properties promote relaxation and soothing refreshment, making it a wholesome addition to your daily routine.

How should I store my Tea?

To preserve the freshness and flavors of your Chiran Tea, store it in an airtight container away from direct sunlight, moisture, and strong odors. Optimal storage ensures that each cup maintains the exceptional taste and aroma you expect from our premium quality teas.

What is the shelf life of products?

Our commitment to high quality ensures that Chiran Tea maintains its freshness over time. The shelf life varies by product but typically ranges from 12 to 24 months. Check individual packaging for specific details, and enjoy our premium japanese teas at their best within the recommended period.

Is green tea and matcha the same?

Although the base plant is the same, the process of growing and making green tea and matcha are different. check our blog post about the differences

Why is my green tea bitter?

There are a few reasons for bitter tea. Try using a less leaves to brew or reduce the temperature of boiling water to 80C. We recommend cold/ice brewing your tea to cut out the bitterness.

Green tea is a delicate beverage, with the taste changing depending on how it is brewed. While there are ways of brewing to ensure the "most delicious" flavour, it is essentially a drink that comes down to individual tastes. Finding one's own preferred way of brewing it could be said to be one part of the enjoyment. As with all things, it starts from the basics. Using sencha, which most people can drink almost any time, the "Tea Professionals" Hamada's Chashi (Tea masters) will initiate you into how to brew different types of tea.