Vitalife Japanese Matcha Green Tea Ceremonial 80g Tin

Well, I am glad this is apparently really good for you as it tastes pretty awful! I mix mine in water in a shot glass with a hand held milk frother, so that I can get it over and done with quickly. However, I do feel better for it and believe I have more energy. So although it tastes pretty bad, I will be continuing with it due to the extremely high level of antioxidants it contains. I read a book recently by Jason Vale and something he said really resonated with me "you only have one body and if you don't look after it, you will have nowhere to live" - or something th that effect. Also, it is cheaper than some other brands, so that is very helpful in our times of austerity.

Great stuff. had it a few times now, iv lost about 4kgs in about a month and a half, also with just eating lots of fruit and veg, (very little crap foods)so i think i can thank this matcha for some of the results.i believe that you shouldn't use HOT water with as it kills off some of the important antioxidants? also to make it frothy, so my solution to this was to add about a quarter of cold water to like a sports shaker bottle, like the ones you use for protein shakes, and then add another quarter of boiling water to make it Luke warm. then shake the hell out of it to make it frothy. this ensures that all of the powder has been dissolved. otherwise it can be very 'bitty' overall i will be back numerous times to purchase this again. hope this helps!!

Having tried a couple of brands of matcha, I can say that the tea quality is great... however beware of the tin itself. After having drank all the tea, I had cleaned the tin out and dried it thoroughly in the hope of refilling it. Unfortunately the inside lining of the lid gained rust! :( I don't recommend this particular tin for re-use if you run the risk of moisture making contact with it.

So far, so good. I'm a newbie at Matcha Green Tea so am waiting to see how it impacts. I would have liked some information to have arrived with the tea, as although it is available on line, I was hoping to send some to an older person who does not use the internet, and a printed set of instructions, and info brochure would be good.

I am finding this product very easy to drink I need to get a small sieve as otherwise it takes a fair bit of stirring to dissolve. Cant comment on the benefits so far but am hoping for good results. Personally I think it tastes find I drink a lot of QI tea so am probably used to the taste.

Good grade matcha and makes a good cuppa. The only minor annoyance is that it comes contained in a sealed foil bag as well as a tin. This makes it slightly harder to access the tea as there's a fair bit of extra bag there. Probably good for freshness, though.

This stuff is awesome. Tastes better than steeped green tea. It's simple to make, just stir a 1/4 of a teaspoon into hot water. It's a glorious vibrant shade of green when made this way. Another bonus: it can also be mixed with vanilla soy milk or blended with various fruits to make healthy smoothies. It can be used in various other recipes such as cakes for those of you feeling adventurous. Very versatile stuff and if the health benefits are as claimed then brilliant! This is ceremonial grade and is one of the best for value for money.

Was interested to try this instead of TeaPigs because of the price difference. I like matcha a lot as a hot green tea. This is certainly more bland than TeaPigs - confirmed with my wife too. It's good enough for everyday use since TeaPigs is stupidly expensive, but I am in no doubt what-so-ever that TeaPigs is a better product.