While Matcha is classified as a green tea, it is a category in itself, possessed by qualities unique to any other tea type, including the fact that is one of the world’s most highly rated ‘superfoods’. Step into our world of Matcha to find out more, and be directed to the answers for all your Matcha-related questions.
Follow our Matcha Guide to answer all your questions, including:
+ Where is Matcha From?
+ How is Matcha Made?
+ Organic vs. Non Organic Matcha
+ How to Make Matcha
+ Matcha Tea & Caffeine
+ Matcha Health Benefits
There are many types of Matcha. We have sourced a concise range that offers a taste across the category, whether you want to add it to your smoothies every day, or slowly sip and savour the highest quality grades, discovering the nuances between Japanese Matcha producing regions.
When it comes to choosing Matcha, you should go for the one that appeals to your palate and your needs. There are a few key rules to bear in mind to ensure total freshness.
Look For:
+ Airtight, Opaque Packaging
+ Bright, Vibrant Green Colour
+ Soft, Fine Powder
And Remember To:
+ Keep it in Airtight, Opaque Container
+ Keep Your Matcha in the Fridge to Preserve Freshness
Our Cocktail / Culinary Grade Organic Matcha is ingredient-quality. This means that it’s ideal for adding to desserts, drinks, and food and can be enjoyed as a healthy addition to your daily diet, particularly for the high level of antioxidants locked into this Japanese green tea powder.
A nutty and velvety matcha from Yame, Fukuoka – with delicate notes of white chocolate. This is a beautiful example of how smooth and sweet Matcha can be, enjoyed as a treat to uplift the spirits, perhaps with a square of high quality, creamy chocolate on the side?
Umami, sweet and fresh Matcha from Fuji, Shizuoka, with complex mineral character. This stunning example is a fine choice for connoisseur’s looking to discern more savoury, vegetal notes that are common in the highest quality Matcha and as a result of organic growth.
To get the best from your Matcha, there’s no lovelier way than to use the traditional tools to create a calm, mindful ceremony at home, deliberating over every movement to focus the mind before raising the cup to your lips and drinking slowly.
Our ceramic Matcha bowls draw on the traditional Japanese Chawan, ensuring there is plenty of space to whisk vigorously enough to create a perfect froth on top. The calming white colour allows the vibrant green of our Matcha to ‘pop’, adding a visual element to the ceremony of preparing Matcha at home.
Our 100-prong whisks are handmade by old masters, fashioned from a single piece of bamboo that has been seasoned for two years before being carefully teased and worked into these delicate works of art capable of whisking up the perfect Matcha crema.
This set includes everything you need to enjoy a Matcha ceremony at home. It also makes a thoughtful gift for someone who already loves Matcha, or that you know admires beautiful things, and you suspect might find great joy in the everyday ritual of Matcha making.
Matcha is such a wonderfully versatile ingredient and we’re always looking for new ways to play with this amazing Japanese green tea powder. Below are a few inspiring suggestions, though don’t forget to head to our blog where we add ideas and recipes reguarly.
For this simple, creamy ice cream milkshake, choose a plain flavour like vanilla, chocolate or strawberry. We opted for a vanilla that has a lot of real vanilla flavour to pair with our Organic Cocktail Grade Matcha, which has a vibrant green flavour and a hint of umami.
It’s so easy to get your daily Matcha fix and boost of health by adding Matcha powder to your smoothies or yoghurts. Here we’ve finely sieved a 1 tsp full of our Organic Cocktail Grade Matcha into 150ml Coconut Yoghurt, and piled it high with seasonal berries. It doesn’t hurt to add a sprinkling of dessicated coconut for extra sweetness, either.
In the hotter seasons, we like to keep a bottle of simple Matcha syrup in the fridge for making Matcha lemonade, or sodas, or other Matcha-based, cooling beverages. The ways are numerous. Head to our Journal to find out how.
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