Directions for use
How do you store matcha? What can you do with the can? Read this if you need an instruction manual.
Why you need to start paying attention to Kagoshima matcha
Kagoshima was historically the source of cheap “filler” teas that big, traditional tea houses in Uji would use to blend and balance out teas. This slowly changed in the late 1980s as the regional government sought to increase the brand recognition and quality of its tea product. History of Kagoshima tea Today, Kagoshima is an …
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How we found the best matcha for cold brew in Wazuka
Nestled in the outskirts of Kyoto Prefecture is a mountainous region surrounding a small town of less than 5,000 people known as Wazuka. Wazuka is home to a few hundred tea farming families and the region has been growing tea for more than 800 years. Our Cold Brew Blend is produced using tea grown in …
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How to make a matcha oat milk latte (hot or iced)
A vegan, dairy-free and plant-based matcha latte made using oat milk. Oat milk is naturally sweet and allows us to cut down on added sugar. We enjoy our matcha oat milk lattes using only half a teaspoon of sugar! This quick and tasty matcha drink can be your new morning go-to!
Our Classic Matcha Latte Recipe
A step-by-step guide to making the best classic matcha latte! All you need is milk, matcha and some sugar (to your liking) to make this smooth, rich and creamy matcha goodness.
What is Matcha?
To define matcha, you first need to know that matcha comes from green tea. Matcha which literally means “powdered tea” in Japanese, is made of tea leaves grown under shade for a few weeks before being harvested. It is considered “matcha” when it is ground into powder after being processed at a tea factory . …
Our guide on how to make matcha tea
How this article is organized What is “matcha tea”? What we mean by “matcha tea” is simply a category of matcha drinks made with matcha and water only. So this means that within the category of “matcha tea”, there would be many types of matcha drinks, including: Traditional matcha tea Usucha Koicha Non-traditional matcha tea …