MATCHA ACCESSORIES

Traditional matcha is prepared in a specific, ritualistic way. Of course, we don't mind if you stray from those methods and experiment, but these accessories are available if you're looking to delve into the ceremonial aspects of the green powdered tea. The chashaku (scoop), chasen (whisk), and chawan (bowl) are the bare essentials.



ABOUT MATCHA FROM MARUKYU KOYAMAEN

We are the United State's largest distributor of matcha from award-winning Marukyu Koyamaen, a highly regarded tea grower, procurer, and tea blender whose private tea estate, located in the heart of Uji, Kyoto, has a rich history dating back to 1704.

Koyamaen has strict quality control systems in place that target a wide variety of issues that can affect the quality, taste, and characteristics of their tea: Teas are kept fresh using a unique drying system that reduces moisture in the leaf to an incredibly low level which is verified by an infrared optical moisture meter. Since a vibrant color is essential to the matcha experience, a colorimeter is utilized to ensure that the matcha has a naturally vibrant hue. Finally, the particle size of the matcha is strictly controlled which ensures each particle is fine enough to deliver an easy-to-blend, smooth-tasting beverage.

CULINARY: Matchas that fall within this category are great to use as an ingredient in baked goods and cooking. Birhgt green matcha cookies? Yum!

LATTE: Matchas that fall within this category make really excellent lattes (add milk and sugar) or any other matcha beverage you can think of - have you tried some matcha in your lemonade?

CEREMONIAL: While matchas in this category can be used as an ingredient, that's a bit cost prohibitive. These really shine as freshly whisked matchas sipped right from the bowl.

SUPER PREMIUM: We hope you don't need those socks because these super premium matchas are going to knock them right off! What a treat it is to sip a bowl of these amazingly produced matchas - welcome to the lap of luxury.