Cafés and hospitality
For teams that need good flavour, consistent quality and practical routines for daily service.
Wholesale matcha · Worldwide delivery
We supply first-harvest, stone-milled Uji matcha to cafés, restaurants, retailers and distributors worldwide. It comes from family-run tea farms in Ujitawara, Japan, and we help you choose the right matcha for service or resale.
No obligation · Product recommendation included · We normally reply within two working days
First harvest · Uji
From the source · Our partner farms in Ujitawara, Kyoto
Wholesale matcha · Worldwide
Tell us briefly about your business and how you plan to use the matcha. We will recommend a suitable matcha, confirm pricing and shipping, and arrange a sample if relevant.
To the source
See the landscape and tea fields of Ujitawara, where we visit producers and select matcha for professional service and resale.
Different concepts · One standard
Cafés and coffee shops are our primary wholesale audience. We also supply hospitality businesses, retailers, distributors and emerging concepts.
For teams that need good flavour, consistent quality and practical routines for daily service.
For retailers, stockists and distributors that need clear provenance and practical 40 g or 100 g formats.
For founders testing demand through pop-ups, carts, catering and early-stage concepts.
Ujitawara · Kyoto Prefecture
We visit tea producers and fields in Kyoto Prefecture to follow the work from cultivation and harvest to finished, stone-milled matcha.
We work directly with family-run tea farms in Ujitawara. We use what we learn there to recommend matcha for different menus, service styles and retail concepts.
Knowledge, tradition and quality
When we visit our partner producers, we learn about cultivation and processing, taste different teas and assess what works best for service and retail. This is how we select matcha with care and respect for quality.
Tasting and assessment
Tasting and speaking with the producers gives us a stronger foundation for recommending the right matcha for your menu or retail shelf.
See more footage from the visit on Instagram
Cultivation in Japan
During our visit, we saw tea plants protected from direct sunlight. Shading is part of growing tea for matcha.
See more from the tea fields on InstagramJapan · 2026
Images from the tea fields, producer visits and the work behind our selection.
Questions and answers
Yes. Mention that you would like a sample in the enquiry, and we will contact you to find a matcha suited to your intended use.
The minimum order is 1 kg of matcha: 10 × 100 g pouches or 25 × 40 g pouches. The 40 g and 100 g formats make it easier to protect quality after opening.
Once your account has been approved, sign in to view the range and prices available to your business and place orders online.
We supply wholesale customers worldwide. Delivery in Norway normally takes 1–3 working days. For international orders, shipping cost and lead time are confirmed for the destination before ordering; import duties and taxes may apply.
For matcha lattes and cold drinks, look for good body and balance with milk. For pure matcha, umami, sweetness and subtle flavour notes become more prominent. Tell us how you plan to use the matcha and we will help you choose.
Yes. We share experience from our matcha bars in Oslo and Bergen and can help with product choice, dosage, recipes and equipment.
We work directly with family-run tea farms in Ujitawara, Kyoto Prefecture. Everything we supply wholesale is first-harvest, stone-milled Uji matcha. We visit the producers and tea fields to follow the work from cultivation to finished matcha.
Cafés, coffee shops, restaurants, hotels, hospitality groups, pop-ups, retailers, stockists and distributors worldwide can send an enquiry.