Perfect TedPowder | Organic 30g | Organic Ceremonial Grade | Japanese Matcha Tea Powder | Matcha Fuel | (30 Servings)EU Organic

Been wanting to get into matcha for ages but was a bit scared off by some of the cheaper stuff that tastes like grass clippings. This Perfect Ted one is lovely though! It's a really bright green colour, which I hear is a good sign, and it whisks up proper smooth, no horrid lumps. I've been having it as a latte in the mornings and it definately gives me a nice gentle buzz, much better than that jittery coffee feeling. Its not bitter at all, just a nice clean taste. The 30g tin is a good size to start with too. Will be buying this again!

Lovely matcha for beginners. I tried this first in a Dunkin Donuts matcha latte and I really craved the flavour at home. Instead of spending £4-5 a time I decided I would give it a try at home using the same matcha. I also bought a chasen so I could whisk it up, which I'm glad I did as it makes a big difference to the drinking experience. I find that it mixes in very well as it's really finely ground and the colour is super vibrant. I am unfortunately sick with a cold at the moment, so I have found the taste to be very mild (I will update on flavour when I'm better again as don't think it's fair to comment when I can't taste properly). But so far all 3 drinks I have made have been very pleasant. I would definitely recommend using a teaspoon worth of matcha for an average size drink if you want to get the most benefit from it. I just wish it was a little more affordable, but I can't complain too much as one pack will probably last a couple of weeks at least with daily drinks.

I was recommended this from a friend and didn’t disappoint. I’m quite new to making matcha lattes but my teenage kids love it and say it tastes as good as blank street so I’m happy

I decided to try PerfectTed Matcha and I have to say, the taste is very similar to Blank Street’s matcha — smooth, rich, and not too bitter. I’d give the flavor a solid 9/10. You can definitely tell it’s high-quality matcha, and for £10, you’re getting a decent product.That said, the quantity is a bit small for the price. It’s great if you want to try something new or enjoy premium matcha without paying £4–£5 per cup at a coffee shop — this gives you enough for around two weeks if you’re having it daily. But for long-term use, it might be worth looking for a more cost-effective option.Overall, I’d recommend it for anyone looking to try a clean, quality matcha at home — just be aware that it might not be the most budget-friendly option for regular use.

This matcha powder tastes so good! It’s the best you can have for such a decent price.

Excellent

Bit of a funny sour sort of aftertaste, vanilla syrup definitely saved it in an iced latte. Also, be very careful when opening, the powder was stuck in and above the resealable seal, so I was covered in a cloud of green dust when I opened it.

Great matcha tea ceremonial grade. No bitterness.