Direct,
not brokered
A handful of growers throughout Japan — visited, verified. A chain short enough that one person answers for what’s in the bag.
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A handful of growers throughout Japan — visited, verified. A chain short enough that one person answers for what’s in the bag.
Each lot is graded by the cup it’s built for.
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Direct producer relationships across all main tea regions in Japan — Shizuoka, Kyoto, Kagoshima, Aichi, and Miyazaki — in person.
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We hold a majority of our inventory in the U.S. so your cafe orders stay consistent and trouble free.
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Wholesale orders land ready for service, with packaging and grades built for cafe operations.

Where to buy bulk matcha for a coffee shop: five sources compared on minimum order, US-stock reorders, what the bag names, samples, and who does the import.
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How cafés make every matcha drink the same: a 0.1 g scale, a kettle held at 70–80 °C, a one-page card at the bar, and seven checks before the first ticket.
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How much matcha per latte, by cup size: 3–4 g hot and 4–5 g iced for 12 oz, whisked at 70–80 °C. The full cafe dose and water temperature table, plus 16 oz.
ReadHisa's minimum order is 1 kg per tea, small enough to trial on your bar before you commit a rail to it. We size the first order against what you actually serve.
Yes, Hisa sends 30 g sample bags of the teas you pick, as a small paid sample order. They're optional, and ordering by the kilo straight away works just as well.
Stock sits in our US warehouse and ships within the US. We confirm the ship date when you order.
Hisa sources its matcha directly from farms and processors across Shizuoka, Kagoshima, Miyazaki, Aichi, and Kyoto. With five prefectures, your supply is never tied to one region's harvest.
Hisa's per-kilo price depends on the tea and your monthly volume, and shipping is included on cafe orders. You get the price sheet with your sample order or your first quote.
Tell us what you serve through the contact form, and we'll suggest teas for your menu. From there, order by the kilo straight away, or start with 30 g sample bags of the ones you pick.
Hisa is a good fit for cafes, coffee roasters, and restaurants in the US that serve matcha drinks or desserts and want to buy from US stock by the kilo, from 1 kg per tea.
Hisa is not a fit for home drinkers looking for a tin, or for businesses that need net-30 payment terms. Orders are paid when you place them, by card or bank transfer.