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SUPERIOR MATCHA tea EXPERIENCE

TEA SETS

A taste of Japan in every ritual

MATCHA ACCESSORY SET

A complete set of essential tools for preparing matcha, hojicha and other Estradora powdered teas.
Includes a bamboo whisk set, ceramic whisk holder, and matcha bowl for smooth whisking and balanced texture.
Designed for daily tea rituals, beginners exploring matcha, or as a thoughtful tea gift.

INNER BALANCE SET

A calm trio of organically grown Japanese teas from the Shizuoka hills, bringing together shaded gyokuro, gentle kukicha and an aromatic Japanese oolong. A set with a smooth taste and naturally balanced energy.

HARUMI SET | JAPANESE POWDERED TEA SET - Estradora Japanese Matcha Tea Shop | Cyprus

Japanese Tea Lattes Set

A curated collection of three organic Japanese powdered teas with different characters, roasted, toasted and bold.
Finely milled to a silky texture, dissolves easily with a whisk and works perfectly for tea lattes, iced drinks or creative tea recipes.

Japanese matcha powder in different shades and textures

why our matcha is special?

#1 AUTHENTICITY

Sourced directly from traditional tea-growing regions in Japan, where matcha has been crafted for centuries using time-honored methods.

#2 UNIQUENESS

Limited harvest and slow production: finely ground on a stone mill, just like it was done by monks in ancient temples.

#3 SUPERIOR TASTE

Rich, smooth, and vibrant – without bitterness. Balanced umami and natural sweetness in every cup.

Perfect matcha brewing tips 

  1. Warm up the bowl with boiled water.
  2. Add 2 g of matcha (~1 tea spoon) for standard 1 portion serving.
  3. Start gradually adding water to tea powder: 70-100 ml of 70-80C, not boiled.
  4. Use whisk to mix water with powder into fine paste. Only after add more water and whisk it in “W” motion until foam appears on top.
  5. Matcha is ready!
  6. You may add some natural sweetener, milk on top based on taste.
  7. Enjoy immediately after brewing.
Preparing Japanese hojicha powder using a bamboo whisk in a traditional tea bowl

WHY HOJICHA IS DIFFERENT

#1 CALMING BY NATURE

Unlike matcha, Hojicha is roasted in a way that gently lowers its caffeine. It has a smooth and soothing taste, ideal for evening moments or when you need a calm break.

#2 TOASTED FLAVOR

The roasting process brings out warm notes of nuts, cocoa, and wood. The flavor is soft, rounded, and comforting, with no bitterness.

#3 MODERN TRADITION

Hojicha was first created in Kyoto in the 1920s and became part of everyday tea life in Japan. Today, we offer it in fine powder form, easy to enjoy in lattes, tea shots, or slow rituals.

How about matcha alternatives?

POWDERED TEAS

Japanese Hojicha tea with creamy foam — Estradora roasted green tea powder

HOJICHA POWDER

Roasted Green Tea — Calm, Toasted, Naturally Low in Caffeine.
Finely ground roasted green tea from Japan. Smooth and mellow, with notes of cacao, wood, and coffee.
Naturally low in caffeine — a perfect matcha alternative for relaxed afternoons or cozy evenings.

GENMAICHA POWDER

Toasted Green Tea & Roasted Dessert Rice — Comforting, Mild, Gently Sweet.
A blend of sencha and roasted mochi rice, milled into powder. Soft caramel notes, no bitterness, no astringency.
Perfect base for tea latte like milder matcha alternative.

Close-up of Japanese Wakoucha tea powder – fine brown powdered Japanese black tea, ceremonial grade

WAKOUCHA POWDER

Japanese Black Tea — Bold, Smooth, Ceremonial-Grade.
Amber brew, rich aroma, and no bitterness. Great for warm drinks or iced blends. Smooth like matcha, bold like black tea — for any time of day.

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