Matcha is full of antioxidants, which protect the cells of the body from the effects of free radicals and therefore help to reduce inflammation. Matcha can also help reduce stress, improve mental alertness, and support metabolism. Read more

Matcha contains caffeine, which is known to be a mild stimulant. One cup of Matcha, made using 1g of Matcha powder, has approximately 35mg of caffeine; a cup of brewed coffee, on the other hand, will typically have a caffeine content of 95-200mg. More importantly, the caffeine in Matcha is believed to work in harmony with another natural ingredient, L-Theanine, producing a slow-release effect which will provide sustained energy without the jittery feeling of those caffeine highs and lows.

No. The tea farms which grow our leaves are in a safe areas with controlled environments, while using the most strict of organic farming practices. In addition, our matcha is tested for Radiation, heavy metals, and other toxins regularly after harvest and before production.

Yes and no. There's no sugar added, so Matcha is not a 'sweet drink' by any means. Sugar, cream, oat milk or any toppings can be added to make an amazing flavorful treat. But on it's own, Matcha brings with it a unique vibrant taste unlike any other. Some say it has a savory umami feel, and a hint of sweetness. High quality Matcha should have no bitterness and very low astringency.

Don't worry, you're not doing anything wrong - Matcha actually does not dissolve completely. Matcha simply becomes suspended in water when whisked. Matcha is made from shade grown tea leaves ground into very fine powder. It doesn't dissolve like sugar or powdered milk. You will always find Matcha powder settle at the bottom of your chawan or cup if you leave your Matcha tea for too long. There are some tips to make a perfect Matcha tea brew here. Many of the popular branded "Matcha" lattes are prepared with lots of sugar, milk powder, and not pure Matcha. Give your mug a swirl when you almost reach the bottom or add a little bit of water.

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