Straight matcha
Sift, add warm water and whisk until smooth
THE MATCHA HOUSE
Start with the cup you make most often: straight, iced or with milk. Then choose the powder, bowl and whisk that make it easy to return to.
THE MATCHA SHORTLIST
The shortlist of single-cultivar and matcha blends with different roles. Choose according to the cup you make most often.
UNDERSTANDING THE LEAF
A cultivar is a named variety of the tea plant. Single-cultivar matcha is made from one variety, such as Samidori, Okumidori, Gokou or Saemidori. It gives you a useful way to compare the character of the leaf across different cups.
Growing conditions, shading, harvest and milling also shape the final taste. Blends bring cultivars together to create a chosen balance and consistency. Use the cultivar name alongside the producer, origin and tasting notes when choosing your matcha.
Matcha tools
The full working shelf: whisks, scoops, bowls, sifters, cups and stands. Available pieces come first.
MAKE IT AT HOME
Useful ratios, ready when you need them
Sift, add warm water and whisk until smooth
Make a small warm base, then pour over plenty of ice
Whisk the base first, then add warm or cold milk
Pour concentrated matcha over ice and sparkling water
Brew loose-leaf hojicha strongly before adding milk.
MATCHA JAR
MADE TO BE REFILLED
Dark UV-treated glass stays in your kitchen. The next matcha can arrive as a refill pouch with a fresh label.
PRIVATE MATCHA TASTING
Taste cultivars and preparation styles side by side, then learn how to recreate the cup you liked at home.
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