Blueprint Ceremonial Grade Matcha
€ 67,95
Japanese ceremonial grade matcha for clean energy and focus without a caffeine rush.
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Ingredients
Energy, Fat, Carbohydrates, of which dietary fibre, Protein, Sodium
Full list with amountsHow to Use
One scoop a day, whisked into water that is hot but not boiling. Water above 80 °C draws more bitterness out of the powder and makes the drink harsh.
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Product Details
Blueprint Ceremonial Grade Matcha
Blueprint Ceremonial Grade Matcha is organic, hand-picked tea powder from Japan’s first harvest. Two grams per serving, 30 servings per pack, and nothing in the bag but milled tea leaves.
About Blueprint Ceremonial Grade Matcha
Blueprint Ceremonial Grade Matcha is milled leaves of shade-grown green tea, not an extract. You drink the whole leaf, which is the difference between matcha and brewed tea where the leaves are discarded.
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Ceremonial grade means the powder is milled from the youngest leaves of spring’s first harvest. They give a clearer green colour, less bitterness and a finer grind than culinary grade, which is intended for baking and lattes.
The leaves are shaded for a couple of weeks before harvest. The tea bush responds to less light by building up more chlorophyll and more of the amino acid L-theanine, which is why shade-grown matcha is darker in colour and rounder in flavour.
Use
Whisk 1 scoop (2 g) of Blueprint Ceremonial Grade Matcha into 60–80 ml of water at 75–80 °C until the surface foams. Drink it as it is or top up with hot plant milk.
- Drink it in the morning as an alternative to coffee
- Do not use boiling water – it gives a bitter result
- Caffeine and L-theanine sit in the same leaf
- 30 servings per pack
Specifications
Serving: 1 scoop (2 g) · 30 servings · Net weight 60 g
| Contents | Per serving |
|---|---|
| Energy | 10 kcal |
| Fat | 0 g |
| Carbohydrates | 1 g |
| of which dietary fibre | 1 g |
| Protein | 1 g |
| Sodium | 0 mg |
Other ingredients: organic green tea (matcha). Natural caffeine content approximately 60 mg per serving.
Product information
Ceremonial grade is the highest quality class for matcha and is milled from the youngest leaves of the year’s first harvest.
Properties
- 2 g finely milled green tea powder per serving
- Natural content of catechins, including EGCG
- Natural caffeine, approximately 60 mg per serving
- Shade-grown ahead of harvest
Bryan’s use
Matcha is what Bryan drinks in the morning instead of coffee.
Quality and safety
- Certified organic
- Grown and milled in Japan
- Third-party tested
- Store airtight and cool
How to use Blueprint Ceremonial Grade Matcha
One scoop a day, whisked into water that is hot but not boiling. Water above 80 °C draws more bitterness out of the powder and makes the drink harsh.
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Use a bamboo whisk or a small electric whisk and work in brisk strokes until the surface foams. Sift the powder first if it has clumped in the bag.
For a matcha latte, whisk first with 60 ml of water and then top up with hot plant milk. The milk softens the bitterness without you needing sugar.
Many combine it with Blueprint Super Shrooms – Mushroom Complex in the same morning routine.
Quality and certifications for Blueprint Ceremonial Grade Matcha
- Certified organic
- Ceremonial grade
- Grown in Japan
- Third-party tested
- Vegan
- No additives
Frequently asked questions about Blueprint Ceremonial Grade Matcha
How much caffeine does a serving contain?
Approximately 60 mg per 2 g serving. A cup of brewed coffee sits at around 100 mg. the European Food Safety Authority recommends that pregnant and breastfeeding women stay below 200 mg of caffeine per day.
What is the difference from culinary grade matcha?
Ceremonial grade is milled from the youngest leaves of the first harvest and is meant to be drunk as it is. Culinary grade comes from later harvests, is stronger in flavour and is made for baking and lattes.
Why should the water not boil?
Boiling water draws out more catechins and caffeine at once, which gives a noticeably more bitter drink. 75–80 °C gives a more even flavour. Let boiled water stand for a minute if you have no thermometer.
How do I store the matcha?
Airtight, cool and dark. Matcha oxidises from light and air, and the colour shifts from bright green towards yellow-green as it starts to lose freshness. The bag should be resealed straight after each use.
Can I drink it on an empty stomach?
You can, but matcha is relatively high in tannins and some find it uncomfortable before breakfast. In that case, try drinking it with food instead.
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About Blueprint
Blueprint is Bryan Johnson’s longevity brand, built on the data-driven protocol he developed together with a team of medical experts. The starting point is measurability: ingredients and doses are chosen on the basis of what can be tracked in biomarkers, and the products are third-party tested and clearly dosed. At Longevity Goods, the full Blueprint range is available across Europe.
Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. The recommended daily dose should not be exceeded. Keep out of reach of young children.
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