Quick answer
Choose Blueberry Matcha Single Serves for a tangy-sweet berry kick, or Peach Matcha Single Serves for a mellow, fruity note. Both offer 48 pre-portioned pouches for matcha on the go, but their flavor profiles and price differ.
Flavor and sweetness
Both blends combine matcha green tea powder with cane sugar, but the fruit notes set them apart. Blueberry Matcha delivers a bold, juicy berry taste that cuts through the earthy matcha, making it a vibrant choice for those who want a punch of fruit. Peach Matcha is softer and more floral, with a gentle sweetness that complements the matcha without overwhelming it. If you prefer a subtler fruit flavor, the peach option is a better fit.
Price and value
The Blueberry Matcha Single Serves pack is priced at USD 29.81 (compared to a catalog comparison price of USD 43.20), while the Peach Matcha pack is USD 26.78 (also compared to USD 43.20). Both represent a significant discount from the comparison price, but the blueberry option costs about USD 3 more. For budget-conscious shoppers, the peach pack offers the same convenience and serving count at a lower price point.
Trade-offs at a glance
- Blueberry Matcha Single Serves: Bold, tangy berry flavor that stands out. Best for those who want a fruit-forward matcha with a sharper taste. Slightly higher price at USD 29.81. Pick this if you love a strong fruit punch in your matcha.
- Peach Matcha Single Serves: Soft, floral peach flavor that is more subtle. Ideal for a gentle, everyday matcha. Lower price at USD 26.78, offering better value per serving. Choose this for a mellow, budget-friendly matcha on the go.
- Convenience comparison: Both packs contain 48 single-serve pouches. No whisking or measuring required—just add hot water or milk. The blueberry and peach options share the same preparation method. Both are equally convenient; your choice comes down to flavor preference and budget.
Product facts at a glance
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Blueberry Matcha Single Serves Pack of 48: A mouth-watering blend of matcha green tea powder, cane sugar and notes of juicy blueberry. Contains 48 single serving pouches. The pre-portioned pouches eliminate measuring and whisking, making it ideal for quick matcha lattes at home or work.
Blueberry Matcha Single Serves Pack of 48
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Peach Matcha Single Serves Pack of 48: A mouth-watering blend of matcha green tea, pure cane sugar and fruity notes of peach. Contains 48 single serving pouches. The peach flavor is milder than blueberry, so it layers well with milk or oat milk for a balanced, less tart latte.
Peach Matcha Single Serves Pack of 48
Which should you choose?
Best for
- Blueberry Matcha is best for those who want a bold, tangy fruit flavor and don't mind paying a little more.
- Peach Matcha is best for those who prefer a subtle, floral sweetness and want the best value.
Not for
- If you dislike sweetened matcha or want a pure unsweetened matcha experience, these single serves are not for you.
- If you need a caffeine-free option, these matcha blends contain caffeine and are not suitable.
