Producer identified on each product page
Each product page names its tea house and region.
Matcha is in short supply, copies of famous tins exist, and old stock gets sold as new. Here is exactly how we buy, store and ship.
Each product page names its tea house and region.
Original formats keep their producer seal. SAINTCHA-packed refills are labeled separately.
Use the current product page for the format, weight and availability being shipped.
Sealed, cool and dark in Seattle, and on its way within 1 to 2 business days.

No tears, re-glued edges or tape over the lid.
A tin that opens straight onto powder is a warning sign.
No date means you cannot know how old it is.
Dull or yellowish green usually means old or heat-damaged powder.
A tin that feels light for its size is worth questioning.
Ask me anything about matcha, from your first bowl to your next tin.