A dedicated shortlist for matcha drinkers who want a countdown built around Japanese green tea powder rather than a general mix of black, herbal, and flavoured teas.
A dedicated shortlist for matcha drinkers who want a countdown built around Japanese green tea powder rather than a general mix of black, herbal, and flavoured teas.
Matcha advent calendars are still a niche format compared to standard tea calendars, so the field is smaller and worth checking closely: day counts vary (some run the full 24 days, others cover a shorter 12-day countdown), and quality ranges from ceremonial-grade single-origin matcha to flavoured, sweetened blends. Check whether a calendar suits daily ceremonial preparation or leans toward flavoured lattes before you buy, and compare against our full guide if you also want non-matcha options.
Golden Wattle Tea
A 12-day Australian matcha countdown with 12 signature flavoured matcha blends in individual sustainable metal tins.
If you already drink matcha regularly, yes - they are an efficient way to try several grades or flavours without buying full tins of each. If you are new to matcha, consider whether you want ceremonial-grade purity or flavoured variety before committing to a full calendar.
It varies by brand. Some calendars mix pure ceremonial and culinary grades, while others focus on flavoured matcha blends (rose, chai, cacao, and similar) rather than a single high grade throughout. Check each review for the specific blend list.
Not all matcha calendars use the standard 24 days. Some run a shorter 12-day countdown, so check the day count against the price before comparing it to a full-length calendar.
Open the full table with ratings, origins, and prices - or browse every calendar on the homepage.