Ceremonial Grade Daily Matcha

Matcha is stone-ground green tea powder that comes from the ancient tea farms of Japan. The tea leaves are shade grown for 20-30 days before harvest, a process that significantly increases the health benefits of the leaf. Organic matcha is much more rare than conventional matcha, and it is grown without harmful chemicals and fertilizers. Japanese Teahouse Matcha is 100% pure and fresh, exactly how matcha is supposed to be. Matcha is a ceremonial beverage that has been enjoyed in Japan and other Asian cultures for centuries. Product of Japan.

Matcha contains a significant amount of L-Theanine, a powerful amino acid that gives matcha its sweet, umami taste. L-Theanine interacts with caffeine to produce a longer, more sustained source of energy and focus compared to coffee.

🍵 30g  |  1 oz  |  30 servings
🍵 60g  |  2 oz  |  60 servings

Ingredients
Organic Japanese Matcha (Stone Ground Green Tea Powder)

Instructions

Making authentic matcha is an enjoyable, ceremonial experience that allows you to slow down and appreciate the simple things in life. Start by adding 1-2 grams (1/2 tsp - 1 tsp) of matcha to a matcha bowl. Add 1oz of hot water (about 160℉) to the bowl and whisk until smooth with a bamboo whisk. Add another 1-3oz of hot water and whisk until frothy. Enjoy!

 

Contains Caffeine

Matcha contains 30-40mg of naturally occurring caffeine per serving (1g). A typical cup of coffee contains roughly 100mg of caffeine.

 

Tips

1) For smooth and silky matcha, gently sift the matcha into the bowl to remove clumps.
2) Do not use water that is too hot (>180℉) or your matcha may become bitter!
3) Add a splash of pineapple juice and coconut milk to your matcha for a delicious matcha shot.
4) Avoid adding dairy to your matcha. Dairy sticks to the polyphenols in matcha and prevents the body from absorbing all the beneficial nutrients in matcha.

Preparations

Traditional Matcha Tea (Usucha) Thin Tea
Usucha is the most common form of matcha green tea. We recommend Usucha for most occasions as it is smooth and easy to drink. To prepare Usucha, add 1 tsp of matcha to 2-4oz of hot (160℉) water. Whisk vigorously until frothy and smooth. 

Traditional Matcha Tea (Koicha) Thick Tea
Koicha is a thick version of matcha green tea that is reserved for only the highest quality matcha. Koicha has a bold, full-bodied flavor and may take some getting used to, especially if you are new to matcha. We recommend using the highest quality matcha available to make Koicha. To prepare Koicha, add 2 tsp of matcha to 1-2oz or less of hot (160℉) water. Whisk vigorously until smooth and silky.