BREAKING NEWS:
Dec 17, 2021
Please be informed that during WINTER HOLIDAY tea production is on pause. Due to this intermittence, we are not able to ship between DEC. 28, 2021 and JAN. 6 2022. We will resume dispatching orders from the 6th of January 2022. Happy New Year!
At Sazen Tea, we value the importance of offering only the finest Uji matcha produced exclusively in Japan. The brands we carry are highly acclaimed for their premium quality and rich history. We invite you to experience the health benefits of matcha as well as the spiritual benefits of practicing the time-honored tradition that is the Japanese Tea Ceremony.
At Sazen Tea, we sell only the highest-quality matcha sourced from Japan's renowned tea producers. Our matcha is made to order and delivered to you in the freshest condition direct from Japan.
Matcha Wako by Marukyu-Koyamaen
The finest choice for thin matcha available on the market, Marukyu-Koyamaen’s Matcha Wako offers an elegant flavor with a hint of sophisticated bitterness—a popular choice for matcha aficionados in Japan and abroad.
Taste the Sazen Tea Difference
All matcha is produced in Kyoto, Japan.
All matcha is made to order.
We offer package sizes that fit your needs.
Add culinary matcha to your ingredient list!
Our culinary-grade matcha is sourced exclusively from well-established Uji matcha producers located in Kyoto, Japan.
We offer a large range of matcha from Deluxe Chiyo no Sakae Matcha , which is perfect for professional kitchens, to our Basic Cooking Matcha , a more affordable matcha created for home chefs.
Deluxe Chiyo no Sakae Matcha
Deluxe Chiyo no Sakae Matcha offers professional kitchens with the finest-quality, culinary-grade matcha, which is ideal for lattes, chocolates, confections, or any other premium menu item you want to add the aroma and flavor of matcha. The quality of this product is of such high standards that it can also be used for making matcha tea as well.
Our Deluxe Chiyo no Sakae Matcha is highly recommended for café owners and pastry chefs.
Basic Cooking Matcha
Featuring a vibrant green color, our Basic Cooking Matcha is ideal for at-home chefs looking to impart the deep aroma and flavor of matcha into their favorite recipes. Because this product is quite bitter, it pairs particularly well with baked goods such as muffins and cookies, and because of its affordable price, it is an excellent choice for everyday use.
We offer our Basic Cooking Matcha in packages as small as 50 grams for people trying cooking matcha for the first time.
An ideal addition for professional kitchens, our Culinary Hojicha Powder is a roasted green tea powder produced in Shiga, Japan, that imbues a refreshing roasted-tea flavor and pleasant aroma to baked goods and lattes.
Unlike other instant matcha sticks that contain 100% freeze-dried tea powder, our Quick Matcha Sticks offer a perfect balance of 50% matcha and 50% green tea, making it extremely easy to enjoy! An essential item for on-the-go tea drinkers, our Quick Matcha is great in bottled water and even on ice cream.
What do you need to enjoy your first cup of premium Uji matcha? You might think a costly matcha tea set is necessary, but this is not the case. All you need are four simple items: Matcha, a spoon, a whisk, and a bowl.
With its vivid green color, and sweet, umami taste that offers just the right balance of bitterness, Hekisuien’s Matsu no Midori Matcha is the perfect choice for daily use. We highly recommend this thin matcha to beginning enthusiasts.
Made in Kyoto, this matcha spoon is designed for easy use with a special groove known as a “he,” which is not available on standard matcha spoons.
This 100-string, handmade bamboo whisk made at a revered studio in Nara prefecture by one of Japan’s premier artists, Kubo Sabun, offers beauty, craftsmanship, and durability.
Known for its distinct linear design, this Mishima Chawan is produced by master craftsmen in Kyoto and is an excellent choice for beginning matcha enthusiasts because of its durable materials and construction.
With its freely decorative design featuring broad strokes of glaze from a traditional straw brush, this popular Hakame Chawan exemplifies the natural beauty of Kyoto’s artisan pottery.
100% made in Japan, our matcha tea sets are designed for beginning tea enthusiasts wishing to enjoy an authentic Japanese tea ceremony at home. Included in each set are the essential tools needed for practicing this centuries-old traditional art form.
Five-piece matcha tea set in a Japanese paper gift box
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Five-piece matcha tea set in a Japanese paper gift box
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