The Daily Ritual That Actually Works. Ceremonial Matcha, Clinical Nutrition, and Everything You Need to Start.

Ultimatcha is a precision-formulated functional matcha blend built for people who want more from what they drink every day. Clean energy. Gut health. Immune support. One scoop, one shake, thirty seconds.

Most functional supplements make a lot of promises. The ingredient list is 72 items long, the taste requires a blender and a prayer, and six weeks later the jar is shoved to the back of your cabinet.

Ultimatcha is the opposite of that.

It starts with organic, first-harvest, ceremonial-grade, shade-grown matcha from Kagoshima, Japan, one of the most respected matcha-producing regions in the world. The kind of matcha that's naturally smooth, low in bitterness, and rich in L-theanine. Then it adds six precisely chosen, clinically studied functional ingredients. Each one named, each one backed by real research, each one serving a specific purpose.

The result is a 20-calorie, slightly sweet, instantly mixable drink that people at our farmers markets consistently call the best matcha they've ever had. Not the best supplement. The best matcha.

That's where we start.

What's in the Box

The jar. 32 servings of Ultimatcha. The full formula, not a sample size.

The scoop. One level scoop is one serving. It sounds like a small thing to include. It's the difference between a measured serving and a guess, and a guess is how a good formula turns into an inconsistent one.

The shaker. A Tritan bottle, $11.99 on its own, free in the Kit.

Here's why the shaker is in there at all. Ultimatcha mixes completely in a shaker with one shake, hot or cold. No bamboo whisk, no sifting, no clumps at the bottom of the glass. That's not a nice-to-have, it's the whole reason the formula took as long as it did. But a product that mixes in five seconds still doesn't get drunk if the box shows up on a Tuesday and the nearest shaker bottle is at a store you're not going to today.

So we put one in the box. Open it, shake it to make it, and the first cup happens on day one instead of next week.

Already have a shaker? Choose the jar-and-scoop version at the top of the page. Same price either way, because the shaker is included rather than charged for. We'd rather it stay in your cupboard than in a landfill.

A Different Kind of Energy Boost

Most people reaching for a morning drink are really reaching for one thing: energy. The question is just what kind.

Coffee delivers. But for a lot of people it also delivers jitters, an afternoon crash, and a digestive system that isn't thrilled about it either. So they start looking for something better.

Some find matcha. And matcha is genuinely better. The caffeine is smoother because it comes paired with L-theanine, an amino acid that takes the edge off without taking away the focus. No spike. No crash. Just clean, steady energy that lasts. The problem with regular matcha is that it's a pain to make at home, and its tough to find a quality source.

Ultimatcha starts there, with first-harvest ceremonial-grade matcha from Kagoshima, Japan, one of the most respected matcha-growing regions in the world. The energy foundation is real.

But then it goes further.

Because while you're already taking 30 seconds to make your morning or afternoon drink, those 30 seconds can do a lot more than wake you up. Ultimatcha adds six clinically studied functional ingredients that support your immune system, feed your gut microbiome, and provide antioxidant support, all without changing the taste of what is already, on its own, the best matcha most people have ever had.

One scoop. One cup. Energy you can feel, and ingredients that are actually doing something.

What's Inside and Why It's There

Organic Ceremonial-Grade Kagoshima Matcha Certified organic, first-harvest, shade-grown Japanese matcha selected for its naturally high L-theanine content, smooth flavor, and clean caffeine profile. Shade-growing causes the tea leaves to produce more nutrients and phytochemicals, including L-theanine, the amino acid that pairs with caffeine to support calm, focused energy without jitters or a crash.* Each serving delivers approximately 70mg of caffeine. More than tea, less than coffee, and notably smoother than both.

Wellmune® Beta-Glucan A patented yeast beta-glucan extracted from baker's yeast, and one of the most researched immune-support ingredients in the supplement industry. Wellmune® helps support a strong and healthy immune system with daily use.* Ultimatcha contains 250mg per serving, which is the dose used in the adult clinical research on the ingredient itself.

FiberSMART® Organic Tapioca Fiber A clinically studied prebiotic fiber sourced from organic tapioca that supports digestive health and helps nourish beneficial gut bacteria.*

Organic Agave Inulin A second prebiotic fiber, and the reason there's a mild nutty sweetness in the cup that didn't come from a sweetener. Between the tapioca fiber, the inulin, and the fiber in the matcha leaves themselves, Ultimatcha qualifies as a good source of fiber and supports feelings of fullness.*

Quercetin A plant-derived antioxidant flavonoid found in many fruits and vegetables. It helps combat oxidative stress and supports antioxidant activity in the body.*

Bromelain A digestive enzyme sourced from pineapples, included to support healthy digestion.*

Vitamin C Additional antioxidant support for immune function.*

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

The Taste Question

If you've had a bitter, grassy, hard-to-mix matcha before, or a greens powder that tasted like a lawn, we understand the hesitation.

Ultimatcha tastes different because it is different.

Ceremonial-grade Kagoshima matcha is naturally less bitter and more nuanced than commodity-grade matcha. We add a small amount of organic stevia, just enough for a touch of sweetness and not enough to taste artificial or bitter, and the agave inulin contributes its own mild natural sweetness.

Then there's the part people don't expect. A plant-based emulsifier, made from plant fibers with no gums and no lecithin, lets water soak into the powder instead of the powder skating on top of it. So there's nothing left to clump. It mixes completely in cold or hot water with one shake. No whisk. No sifting. No prep ritual.

That sounds like a small thing. It's the difference between a daily habit and a jar you keep meaning to use.

Smooth. Refreshing. Slightly sweet. Ready in 30 seconds.

The Story Behind the Formula

Ultimatcha wasn't built in a marketing meeting. It was built out of a real problem.

Blake Parsons was a high school science teacher working 60-hour weeks, between lesson planning, grading, robotics club, and actual teaching, and struggling to find something that was quick, nutritious, filling, caffeinated, and actually good to drink. Nothing on the market did all of those things at once.

So he spent over 10 years developing one that did.

That background matters. As a science educator, Blake approached the formula the way a scientist would. He researched specific ingredients, studied clinical trials, and chose compounds that had real evidence behind them and transparent names on the label. Not proprietary blends. Not vague "superfood complexes." Named ingredients, real studies, honest dosing.

That's still exactly how Ultimatcha is made today.

The Numbers

In the Kit:

• 32-serving jar of Ultimatcha
• Measuring scoop
• Tritan shaker bottle ($11.99 value, included free)
• Welcome card with the ratio we use

In the cup:

• 32 servings per jar
• ~70mg caffeine per serving
• 250mg Wellmune® per serving
• 20 calories per serving
• 0g sugar
• Good source of fiber

✅ Keto-friendly

✅ Vegan

✅ Gluten-free

✅ Non-GMO

✅ Organic matcha

✅ Mixes instantly, no whisk needed

Pricing, What You're Actually Getting

One-time purchase: $79.99, that's $2.50 per serving. The shaker and scoop are included at no extra cost.

Subscribe and Save: $69.99/month, that's $2.19 per serving. Your first shipment is this same Welcome Kit, shaker and scoop included. After that you get a refill can each month that pours straight into the jar you already have. You buy the glass once and keep it.

So if you already know this is going to be a daily thing, start with the subscription. Same Kit in the same box, $10 less, and that's your price from then on. It ships automatically so you never run out, and you can pause or cancel anytime.

For context: the average matcha latte at a coffee shop costs $6 to $8 (plus tip). It contains commodity-grade matcha, a lot of milk, sugar, and zero functional ingredients.

Ultimatcha is ceremonial-grade matcha plus Wellmune®, FiberSMART®, agave inulin, quercetin, bromelain, and vitamin C, mixed in your own cup in 30 seconds.

Not ready to commit to 32 servings? Try the Starter Jar, 12 servings for $36.99. Same formula. No risk.