iMatcha Prestige Single Serve Cups (18 Count) - Organic Ceremonial S Grade Matcha - USDA Organic

Exceptional flavor! Dark green color as Matcha tea should be. Easy Easy Easy! No fuss no mess! I add a couple of fresh slices of orange to the tea and by doing so adds a sweeter taste. I love these K Cups and I would suggest this too anyone who loves Matcha tea but wants to use thier K Cup brewer!! The price is high, but you get what you pay for!! I would like to see this Matcha in larger quanties. If you are the only one in your home that drinks Matcha, the price is well worth it.

Was not compatible with Keurig machine like it says, it came out very watery and bland tasting. For the price it was I was expecting quality and compatibility with Keurig. I'm really disappointed that this didn't work out.

This is the most simple make-at-home matcha I've bought yet. I have purchased it multiple times with no issues, but I did receive one opened pod in my last one, so green powder covered all the other pods. I imagine this was an anomoly, but I wanted to mention it.

This product exceeded my expectation. It was convenient because I did not have to whisk and make my matcha. I have a Keurig 2.0 and these K-Cups work perfectly. It always brewed a perfect cup of Matcha. It was high quality as well. You can tell it is ceremonial grade because the tea had a frothiness to it like matcha should after whisking. Also, the green tea had a vibrant green color as ceremonial matcha should have. It made a delicious cup of matcha without the prep work. I would recommend this company and this product. I look forward to getting more of this as it was quite delicious.

Taste is decent for k-cup convenience, but as others have pointed out quite a bit of matcha is left in the cup after brewing. Now I have use 8oz setting to flush more of it and still have to use stirrers to scoop/scratch remaining goodness.

I was so excited when I found organic Matcha single cups for my Keurig 2.0 brewer but I had a feeling it might be too good to be true... i think because of the very fine consistency of the matcha powder. It's too fine for the brewing system so it sticks to the bottom of the k-cup and makes the whole machine stop and an error message shows up saying there isn't enough "water pressure". On my first try I went through 3 kcups before giving up. Since I'd already used 3 of them I figured I wouldn't be able to return it so my boyfriend had the bright idea to poke 3 more holes in the bottom of the kcup before putting it into the Keurig. The Keurig pokes a hole at the top and then another at the bottom of the kcup which isn't enough for the fine matcha powder to filter though. With the additional holes poked into the bottom - it worked! So now I take a pin and poke a few extra holes in the kcup before I brew them, but this kind of defeats the purpose of the quick/easy convenience of using kcups and a Keurig brewer. The taste and quality of the matcha itself is great which is why I gave it 2 stars, it just won't brew in the Keurig as it is supposed to. I'm curious if anyone else had this issue,

So, People I really love this tea! Way too easy to brew in the keurig...One thing I recommend is after brewing to not throw out the k cup and instead swish a little hot water inside to get the powder leaves out and add that in your cup of already brewed tea. Don’t waste those leaves! It packs a punch! Was a little shaken after the first cup but you get used to it. Need something sweet? Add some coconut milk creamer and some raw sugar syrup and it’s really delicious! My coffee has nothing on this bad boy!

This is awful. Wasted money. The only thing that comes out is water. There is indeed a small amout of matcha in there, as I opened up the top to check. But when you pop one in the keurig, you will only get water in your coffee mug.