What is Matcha Green Tea?
What is Matcha Green Tea? It's taking over your news feed, people are flaunting green drinks around town, and some even swear by its benefits—but what exactly is matcha green...
What is Matcha Green Tea? It's taking over your news feed, people are flaunting green drinks around town, and some even swear by its benefits—but what exactly is matcha green...
At Thea Matcha, we offer a variety of high quality matcha to suit every taste, from the smooth, creamy umami of our Superior Kyoto Matcha - Organic to the distinct sweetness of our Premium Mie Matcha. Whether you're looking for...
Matcha vs. Green Tea: What’s the Difference? Hi matcha lovers and green tea enthusiasts! If you’ve stumbled upon this article, you’re probably as passionate about tea as we are. Whether you’re...
Similar to wine and coffee, the geographic region and the exact species of the tea plant. We chose matcha from Mie as it had a unique and deliciously sweet aroma...
The once-capital of Japan, Kyoto is known for it's matcha, a wealth of production knowledge and the unique flavour this region brings. Located on the western region of Japan, it...
First off, congratulations on becoming a soon-to-be mum! This is popular question that gets asked – Can I drink matcha during pregnancy? According to NZ Nutrition Foundation, it is advised...
Matcha 抹茶 is a finely grounded powder made from green tea leaves. Camellia sinesis, also known as Green Tea is thought to have first originated in China around 2700 BCE and used...
Theoretically, yes. They both come from the same plant, Camellia sinensis aka Green Tea. The key difference between the two is how they are grown, harvested, processed and consumed. ...
You open your matcha and are wondering "Why are there clumps?". Don't throw those out! If you want your matcha lattes to be smooth, clump-free, and Insta-worthy, then you must...
Let's admit it, for those coffee lovers, you're addicted to coffee. But have you found yourself thinking "I need to stop drinking or cut down on coffee? You're not wrong,...
Firstly, let's talk about the caffeine levels between the two. There is no official recommended daily intake of caffeine, but 300-400mg is advised (which equates to 3 cups of coffee max...
We run through our favourite facts and why Matcha benefits you!