Enjoy Matcha Alternatives this Autumn

The days are getting shorter, and the leaves are changing....time for some tasty antioxidant-rich loose leaf teas that pair perfectly with crisp walks and pumpkin carving

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All the antioxidants, with none of the cost or bitterness

When was the last time you drank matcha straight? It's always in a smoothie, latte or cake. Why? To make the expensive green powder last and hide the bitter taste! Time for American matcha lovers (and haters!) to discover the best MatchaAlternatives.com

Our loose leaf teas start at only $6, shipped!

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Moringa powder - the ultimate matcha alternative

Compared to matcha, Moringa tea powder has more antioxidants and tastes so much better with no bitterness. It's still perfect for blending into your morning smoothie or sprinkled on top of your cereal. Plus it's a quarter the price and is a full protein! The perfect substitute for matcha tea

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Tea Powder

Yerba Mate Tea - the mega caffeine alternative

Get ready to wake up with this super high caffeine antioxidant powerhouse, but without the coffee shakes. The perfect matcha and coffee substitute to start your day off right

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Mate Tea

Rooibos & Honeybush Tea - the daytime decaf alternative

The best all-day tea out there, with no caffeine and no bitterness, so come on in and explore our huge selection of fruity and floral blends! Plus green rooibos and honeybush have double the antioxidants of matcha!

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Chamomile tea - the sleepy time alternative

Soothing on the tummy and the perfect antioxidant tea to help you sleep through the night. It's naturally decaffeinated and is one of the most ancient medicinal herbs known, used to fight indigestion and anxiety

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Chamomile Tea

Green & Purple Tea - the vitamin rich low caffeine alternative

Often called the healthiest drink on the planet, for good reason: green tea has loads of antioxidants and energizes while enhancing focus. Plus, we stock a rare new tea type, Purple Tea, which has 1.5x more antioxidants than even green tea!

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We. Love. Our. Tea.

We are the tea-loving travel couple @travellingfortea: on the road for five years and married for nearly ten.

A few years ago we tried to get "into" matcha, and really struggled to like it. The price tag and bitterness got our attention, but not in a good way.  This shop is our answer!  

In our travels we have sampled and sourced a collection of antioxidant-rich loose leaf teas that are delicious and affordable, and we are so excited to share them with you!

- Elizabeth & Vientiene Taeed

Founders of MatchaAlternatives.com

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Supplying America with the Best Matcha Alternatives

Right now we only ship within America, but if you are elsewhere and simply have to have our teas, contact us and we'll see what we can do! 

For questions, comments, or for any issues with your order, please contact us at:

feelgood@matchaalternatives.com

All enquiries will be responded to within 12 hours.

The fastest resolution times are found using the email above as that way our whole team is available to deal with your enquiry, but if you feel your concern is urgent then of course please ring below:

(847) 232-0325

We ship from Naperville, Illinois

Still unsure?

To be clear we don't sell matcha, we sell matcha alternatives or substitutes that offer the same or more vitamins, nutrients and antioxidants at a much lower cost. Learn why we think matcha is overrated and why our teas are fantastic in so many ways:

So...why not matcha??