Tired of disgusting Matcha?
Japanese Matcha brands have a quality to meet for their "Ceremonial Grade" Matcha. They must meet their traditional Tea Ceremony standards.
That's why they're good. But somewhat expensive.
Non-Japanese brands lower the quality and claim they are still "Ceremonial Grade". They expect customers won't notice because we drink in lattes with milk and sugar.
You now know why they taste bad.
It's about time for a Matcha you can trust.
SEN MATCHA
Introducing a true Ceremonial Grade Matcha. Grown in the fields of Japan, blended by a Japanese Teamaster, and yet, amazingly reasonable.
Why SEN?
Prominent Taste
Defined and Prominent Matcha Flavour you can taste in your Lattes
Captivating Fragrance
From the moment you open
how does SEN compare?
Better Manufacturing
Better Color
Better Taste
SEN makes AMAZING Latte
Launch PROMO
Claim your 20% discount now!
(First 200 orders only)
FAQ
Most frequently questions
Is Sen Matcha good for Usucha? (Preparing with water only)
Yes! Sen Matcha is a quality Matcha made for Usucha.
Is Sen Matcha good for Matcha Latte?
Sen Matcha makes amazing Latte! The best Matcha Latte is made when the Matcha powder has both quality and strength. Not all Matcha powders have both, even the very expensive ones. While Sen Matcha is made for pure Matcha drinking, it makes an exceptional Latte.
I heard there is a Matcha scarcity?
Yes. There is a huge Matcha scarcity in Japan. While this doesn't effect the cheaper Matcha, it does impact the quantity of all high-quality Matcha. SEN Matcha is no exception. We have limited stock of SEN for every batch we get.
How long is the shelf life?
We guarantee at least 6 months until the "Best Before" date of the Matcha. You can Whatsapp us and ask, "When is the Best By for SEN?" and we'll let you know. (+6585882980)
How Should I store?
Keep it in the freezer or fridge! Close tight so the smell and condensation doesn't effect the Matcha powder.
Are there promos?
We have discounts if you're ordering more than 1 item.
Currently we have a launch promo, so make sure you take advantage of that!
Why is it called SEN?
Sen means "1,000" in Japanese. We named it after the Japanese legend of the Thousand Cranes. The Japanese believed their wish for health and peace would come true if they folded 1000 origami cranes. We wish the same for you as we pack each can of our SEN Matcha, also a drink that brings great health benefits and inner peace.
