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“A few months ago I bought this lemon matcha and also the mikan (orange) matcha by this company, wanting to add those flavors to my morning breakfast smoothies. Sadly, both flavors turned out to be...” Read full tasting note
“A hot cup. Very lemony taste and sickly sweetness mixed with piney earthy seaweed. It met its fate with the kitchen sink after a few sips.” Read full tasting note
Our premium green tea is mixed with fresh lemon. The tea can be enjoyed hot or cold by simply mixing with water.
New flavors are developed over one year of research and collaboration with Japanese local high school students (Shizuoka Commercial High School).
After over a year of prototyping, Arahataen is proud to introduce the newest tea taste in Japan: Green Tea with Lemon.
How to Drink
To enjoy the Green Tea with Lemon, please put 2 teaspoons of tea in 8 oz (a mug cup) of hot (175F) or cold water. Some people mentioned that 1 ½ teaspoon for hot water taste better as hot water augments the sweetness more.
You can also add honey to the tea for the sweeter result!
Nutrition Facts
Amount Per Serving:
Serving Size 2 teaspoon (10 g) – Makes 8 oz (236.5 ml)
Calories 39.3 k.cal (Calories from Fat 0)
Total Fat 0.12 g
· Saturated Fat 0.02 g
· Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 0.012 g
Total Carbohydrate 2 g
Dietary Fiber 0 g
Sugars 0.9 g
Protein 0.15 g
List of Ingredients Lemon, Green Tea, Sugar, Dextrin, Sucralose, Natural Flavor
Caffeine per serving 6.56 mg
Declaration Regarding Veg or Non-Veg Veg
Declaration of Food Additives None
Country of Origin 100 % Made in Japan
Name and Complete Address of Green Tea Farm Arahataen Inc. 257 Nunohikihara Makinoharashi
Shizuoka Japan 421-0407 Japan
Company description not available.
A few months ago I bought this lemon matcha and also the mikan (orange) matcha by this company, wanting to add those flavors to my morning breakfast smoothies.
Sadly, both flavors turned out to be awful as smoothie additions because they are so damn packed with sugar that they make the smoothies way too sweet. So I figured I’d try a water preparation, so I added a tablespoon of powder and 500ml ice cold water to my water bottle and shook it like I was beating the devil out of it.
It just tastes like instant powdered lemonade. It’s a nostalgic taste; growing up my parents used to buy the big tubs of CountryTime lemonade powder. But I just can’t taste the matcha at all. There is a slightly different mouthfeel than I’d get with instant lemonade, but that is all I can taste.
Meh. Definitely will not purchase more of this.
Flavors: Lemon, Sugar, Sweet
A hot cup.
Very lemony taste and sickly sweetness mixed with piney earthy seaweed.
It met its fate with the kitchen sink after a few sips.
Flavors: Artificial, Candy, Earth, Lemon, Pine, Seaweed, Sweet
Aww, that’s a shame. Mikan matcha sounds amazing…