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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...
Okumidori Seimei Flavour Smooth, lightly nutty, mellow umami Fresh, clean, gently sweet Body Silky, medium body Crisp, light-medium Best for Comforting bowls & lattes Iced bowls, refreshing sips Vibe...
Seimei matcha is one of Japan’s newest cultivars—fresh, sweet and beautifully bright. Its name means clear and bright, and that’s exactly what it delivers: a cup that feels pure, modern, and...
Okumidori matcha is one of Japan’s most quietly celebrated cultivars—nutty, smooth, and mellow from first sip to last. Its name means deep green, and it delivers just that: a rich...
Romi Matcha is a UK brand bringing over new matcha varieties with a very funky, beachy, colourful vibe. They aim to make matcha fun, enjoyable and approachable, offering various blends...
Not all matcha tastes the same. Some are bright and grassy, others smooth and sweet — and then there’s nutty matcha
If you’re exploring the world of matcha tea, you’ve probably seen words like blend or single cultivar thrown around. But what do they really mean — and how do they...
Your bamboo whisk, or chasen, is one of the most important tools in your matcha ritual. It helps you create a perfectly smooth, frothy bowl of matcha.
Let's delve into these key matcha terms together.
If you’ve explored the world of matcha, you’ve likely come across the term ceremonial grade— but what does it actually mean? Is it just a marketing term, or does it genuinely...
Energy, Flavour, Ritual: How Matcha and Coffee Compare Matcha and coffee are two of the world’s most beloved caffeinated drinks, each with its own unique character, benefits, and loyal following....
From ‘Cha’ to ‘Tea’: How a Drink Traveled the World Ever noticed that almost every language calls tea some version of either “tea” or “cha”? It’s one of those weird...
What is L-Theanine? Ever wondered why matcha makes you feel so good? It’s all thanks to L-theanine, a naturally occurring amino acid that brings on the calm without making you...
