Matcha Matcha
Matcha Matcha is a family-run Auckland company. It describes itself as New Zealand's original matcha company, operating for around a decade, selling certified-organic Japanese matcha in ceremonial, latte and culinary grades, along with sencha, hōjicha, gift sets and teaware, direct from its online store and at wholesale to cafes.
What does Matcha Matcha say about its sourcing
The company says it partners with small family farms in Japan's Yame district in Kyushu, a region it describes as renowned for exceptional matcha, and that its whole range is certified organic in Japan with no sweeteners, additives or flavourings. It presents purity and long-standing farm relationships as the core of the brand. These are the company's own statements about its supply chain; the evaluation guide below covers the checks any buyer can make from the tin itself.
What does Matcha Matcha sell
A broader Japanese tea range than most NZ matcha specialists, in resealable tins and pouches from about 60 g up.
- Matcha in three grades: ceremonial for drinking plain, a latte grade for milky drinks, and culinary for baking and smoothies
- Other Japanese teas: sencha and hōjicha
- Gift sets, accessories, ceramics and glassware for preparation and serving
- Wholesale supply to cafes and food businesses
Where can you buy Matcha Matcha
Direct from its own web store with nationwide shipping, and through its wholesale channel if you run a cafe. Its site is the canonical source for what is currently in stock.
- matchamatcha.co.nz (opens in a new window): the brand's official store, grades, organic certification statements and wholesale contact.
How should you evaluate it for yourself
The same checks apply to every matcha brand, this one included: match the grade to the use (ceremonial for drinking plain, culinary for lattes and baking), look for a stated origin and a harvest or best-before date, prefer airtight opaque packaging, and read the ingredient list: pure matcha has one ingredient, while latte blends add sugar or milk powder and are a different product.
- Ceremonial grade matcha: what the drinking grade should deliver, and how to judge it.
- Culinary grade matcha: the right expectations for lattes and baking powder.
- Where to buy matcha in NZ: every NZ buying option (supermarkets, pharmacies and specialists) side by side.
Products and prices
The Matcha Matcha products in our weekly NZ price dataset as at 5 August 2026, with prices read from the seller's own public listing on that date. Prices and stock change without notice; the product link has the current price, and the full NZ price comparison ranks every brand side by side.
| Product | Size | Price | Per gram | Grade | Purity | Listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Organic Culinary Grade Matcha | 60 g | $34 | $0.57/g | Culinary (as stated) | Pure matcha | matchamatcha.co.nz (opens in a new window) |
| Organic Premium Latte Grade Matcha (80g Pouch) | 80 g | $64 | $0.80/g | Not stated | Pure matcha | matchamatcha.co.nz (opens in a new window) |
| Organic Premium Latte Grade Matcha (50g Tin) | 50 g | $45 | $0.90/g | Not stated | Pure matcha | matchamatcha.co.nz (opens in a new window) |
| Organic Ceremonial Grade Matcha (80g pouch) | 80 g | $80 | $1.00/g | Ceremonial (as stated) | Pure matcha | matchamatcha.co.nz (opens in a new window) |
| Organic Ceremonial Grade Matcha (50g tin) | 50 g | $58 | $1.16/g | Ceremonial (as stated) | Pure matcha | matchamatcha.co.nz (opens in a new window) |
| Matcha Cocoa Antioxidant Blendsold out | n/a | $32 | n/a | Not stated | Blend | matchamatcha.co.nz (opens in a new window) |
| Chiran Superior Matcha | NEW Limited Reserve | n/a | $49 | n/a | Ceremonial (as stated) | Pure matcha | matchamatcha.co.nz (opens in a new window) |
Common questions
- Is Matcha Matcha organic?
- The company states its entire range is certified organic in Japan, with nothing added. The certification claim is the brand's own; the packaging carries the details.
- What grades does Matcha Matcha offer?
- Three: ceremonial (for drinking plain), latte and culinary, a wider graded range than many NZ brands, which makes matching powder to purpose straightforward.
- Can cafes stock Matcha Matcha?
- Yes, the company runs a wholesale programme alongside its retail store, with details on its website.