EMERAIL Ceremonial Grade Matcha Powder, 60 g

EMERAIL Ceremonial Grade Matcha Powder is a 60 g green tea powder presented for traditional matcha prepared with water, as well as hot or iced lattes. The listing describes it as first-harvest, pure matcha sourced from China, so buyers seeking Japanese-grown matcha should note the stated origin.

At a glance

The listing recommends whisking the powder with water for traditional usucha, and also describes it for hot or iced lattes.
The seller describes the matcha as first harvest and sourced from the Chinese Plateau, rather than claiming Japanese origin.
Listing claims include vegan, gluten-free, sugar-free and no additives.
The listing says each batch is tested by SGS for pesticide residues, heavy metals and microbiological indicators against applicable EU limits. This is a seller claim, not an independently verified result here.

Price

$24.74Save 25%

Reference price: ~~$32.99~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

One powder is presented for straight whisked tea and milk-based hot or iced drinks.
A 60 g pack offers more powder than the common 40 g size, though serving count is not stated.

Cons

The stated source is the Chinese Plateau, which may not suit buyers specifically seeking matcha from Japan.

Technical specifications

12 specifications

Identity
Brand	Emerail cloud-fed matcha
Product type	Matcha green tea powder
Net quantity	2.12 Ounce
Package dimensions	5.04 x 3.5 x 3.46 inches; 2.12 ounces

Ingredients and sourcing
Purity claim	100% pure matcha green tea powder
Harvest claim	First harvest tea leaves
Stated origin	Chinese Plateau
Growing description	naturally cloud-shaded & artificial shade-grown

Preparation and claims
Suggested preparation	Traditional Usucha(Matcha Tea)
Preparation uses	hot or iced lattes
Dietary claims	vegan, gluten-free, sugar-free and without any additives
Testing claim	Each batch is third-party tested by SGS for pesticide residues, heary metals and microbiologicalindicators to verify compliance with applicable EU limits

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The product title says 60g/2.12oz, while the details give 2.12 ounces and package dimensions. Treat these as listed quantity and package measurements, not independently confirmed contents. The origin is stated as the Chinese Plateau, and the growing description says both naturally cloud-shaded and artificial shade-grown. Testing and ceremonial-grade wording are listing claims, with no batch report or grading standard supplied.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People who want matcha powder for whisked tea or homemade hot and iced lattes.
Buyers open to matcha sourced from the Chinese Plateau and seeking a stated first-harvest product.

Less suited to

Buyers who require Japanese-grown matcha or a supplied batch-level test report.
People wanting a sweetened matcha mix, since the listing describes this powder as sugar-free.

EMERAIL Ceremonial Grade Matcha Powder, 60 g · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.3 / 5 · 45 ratings

5 stars68%68%
4 stars17%17%
3 stars5%5%
2 stars5%5%
1 star5%5%

Customer feedback highlights perceived quality and taste, including a report that the matcha was not bitter, and some appreciation for value. A customer also called it one of the best options for lattes. These are reported impressions, not confirmation of the listing's ceremonial-grade or testing claims. The reported latte use fits the product's stated preparation options, while the feedback does not establish how the powder performs when whisked with water.

Positive themes

Customers report good quality and favorable taste, including a comment that it was not bitter.
A customer described it as one of the best for lattes.
Customers mention value for money.

Frequently asked questions

How is this matcha intended to be prepared?

The listing recommends whisking it with water for traditional usucha. It also describes the powder for hot or iced lattes.

Where does the listing say this matcha comes from?

It states that the first-harvest leaves are sourced from the Chinese Plateau. It does not claim Japanese origin.

Is the powder sweetened?

The listing describes it as sugar-free and without additives. It suggests adding sugar or ice as desired when preparing a drink.

What does the listing say about testing?

It claims batches are third-party tested by SGS for pesticide residues, heavy metals and microbiological indicators for compliance with applicable EU limits. No specific batch report is supplied here.