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Matchaeologist Meiko Ceremonial Matcha (20g)

Matcha: green tea powder whisked into water or milk

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£20at matchaeologist.com

Best for: Matcha lovers who want a specialist, sipping-quality tea

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  • Specialist London brand
  • Sipping grade

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Specialist London brand

Size
20g (100g also sold)
Grade
Ceremonial

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Why we picked it

A London-based specialist with a range of ceremonial teas and clear brewing guidance. Meiko is a full-bodied, rich tea designed for drinking straight.

Best for

Matcha lovers who want a specialist, sipping-quality tea

Not for

Everyday lattes, where its subtlety is wasted

The details that matter.

  • • Specialist London brand
  • • Sipping grade
  • • Clear brewing guide
  • • 100g tin available
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The material is well supported, but there is no product-level testing.
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