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The Health Benefits of Matcha Matcha isn’t just a delicious, vibrant green tea; it’s also packed with health benefits that have made it a staple in wellness routines around the...
In Japan, the most serious tea producers don't just grow matcha. They compete. Their finest work — made in small batches, shaded longer, harvested more precisely than anything else they...
4 min read · Tea School Walk into a tea shop in Japan and nobody talks about "ceremonial grade" or "culinary grade." Those terms don't really exist there. They were...
What Happens Before Matcha Harvest?The Year-Round Work of a Yame Tea Farm The harvest lasts only a few days. But the work that makes great matcha possible continues all year...
The harvest itself lasts only a short while. But what happens in the weeks before picking — and during the quiet winter months before that — is where the character...
Every good matcha carries the character of where it comes from. Ours carries Yame. Known for its deep umami, soft nuttiness, and beautifully smooth shade-grown teas, Yame is one of...
If your matcha tastes bitter, sharp, or unpleasant, you’re not alone. Many people try matcha once, experience bitterness, and assume it simply isn’t for them.
Pre-workout drinks used to mean one thing: strong coffee or high-caffeine energy drinks. Fast, intense, and sometimes a little overwhelming. But more people are now reaching for something different before...
A peer-reviewed look at how matcha affects focus, stress, metabolism, and the body — and why quality matters more than you might think.
Tea School Saemidori Matcha: The Cultivar Guide Nutty, lightly roasted, softly floral — meet the cultivar that earns its place alongside Okumidori. 6 min read Romi Matcha Journal 27 April...
Yes! Matcha contains caffeine, but unlike coffee, it delivers a smoother and longer-lasting energy boost.
Most people who drink matcha have heard of Uji, the famous tea region near Kyoto. But within Japan’s tea world, another region is highly respected for exceptional quality: Yame.
Did you know a simple matcha ritual at home could save you up to £1,000 a year?
