What does More More Matcha say about its sourcing
The company says its founder met tea producers in Japan and compared different matchas before choosing one. It describes its matcha as JAS-certified organic, made from first-harvest spring leaf of Yabukita and selected blends, ultra-finely milled with temperature control, and free from additives, colouring and sugar. It does not name a farm or growing region. These are the company's own statements; the grade guides below cover how to judge any matcha for yourself.
What does More More Matcha sell
A single matcha, sold on its own or bundled, with shakers as the main tool.
- Organic ceremonial matcha: 40 g packs, also in two-pack and three-pack sets
- Matcha shakers in five colours, each named after a traditional Japanese colour
- Beginner set: matcha and a shaker together
- Gift set: matcha wrapped in a furoshiki cloth
Where can you buy More More Matcha
Direct from the company's own web store, which ships within New Zealand. Its stockist list names Auckland cafes, including Kōhīya Coffee Shop in Stanmore Bay and Domain Ayr Cafe in Parnell, along with several retail and hospitality partners.
- moremorematcha.co.nz (opens in a new window): the brand's official store, stockist list and matcha guides.
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 More More Matcha products in our weekly NZ price dataset as at 9 November 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.
More More Matcha matcha prices as at 9 November 2026, cheapest per gram first. Grades and composition are as the seller states them.
Common questions
Is More More Matcha a New Zealand company?
Yes, it is an NZ brand that prices in NZD and ships within New Zealand. Its founder grew up in Shizuoka, Japan, and the matcha itself is grown and milled in Japan.
Is More More Matcha organic?
The company describes its matcha as JAS-certified organic and made from first-harvest leaf. The certification claim is the brand's own; the packaging carries the details.
What is a matcha shaker?
A lidded bottle for mixing matcha by shaking instead of whisking. More More Matcha sells them on their own and in sets with its matcha.