TEA BLOG

Matcha and Iron: Science, Balance, and Benefits

Matcha has been part of Japanese tradition for centuries, valued not only for its antioxidants but also for the calm ritual of preparation and the clarity it brings. Recently questions have been ra...

Hojicha vs Matcha

Two Japanese classics Both hojicha and matcha are Japanese green teas - but they look, taste, and feel very different. Hojicha is roasted green tea. Made from leaves and stems, lightly roasted af...

Japanese Black Tea Powder Wakoucha: Recipes & Rituals

Wakoucha (和紅茶) is Japanese black tea, grown and processed with the same care as traditional green teas. It is smooth, naturally sweet, and low in bitterness. In powdered form, Wakoucha is easy to p...

Japanese Genmaicha Tea Powder – Benefits & Recipes

Japanese Genmaicha Tea powder, literally "brown rice tea", Genmaicha is a cherished everyday blend in Japan, uniting carefully grown green tea leaves with roasted brown rice. Originally created to ...

Japanese Green Tea Kukicha: The Stem Tea of Japan

Kukicha is a traditional Japanese green tea crafted from the stems, stalks, and twigs of the Camellia sinensis plant. Unlike leaf-based teas, it is naturally lower in caffeine, resulting in a smoot...

Japanese Oolong Tea: Balanced, Floral, and Deeply Layered

Japanese Oolong Tea is a rare and refined semi-oxidized tea grown in Japan. Unlike green or black tea, it is gently oxidized and roasted, which gives it a smooth body, layered floral notes, and a w...

Matcha Tea: What It Is, Benefits, and Recipes

Matcha is a finely ground powder made from shade-grown Japanese green tea leaves. Unlike regular tea, where the leaves are steeped and removed, with matcha you consume the whole leaf in powdered fo...

Hojicha Powder recipes guide

Hojicha Powder Recipes Guide Hojicha Powder recipes guide introduces you to roasted Japanese green tea, finely ground into a powder. Naturally sweet, warm, and nutty, it’s smooth, low in caffeine, ...

Matcha: Instagram trend: A Ritual Becoming a Lifestyle

Matcha has travelled a long way - from the quiet temples of Zen monks to becoming one of the most visible drinks of our time. What once was a meditative ritual in Japan is now a symbol of wellness,...

Buckwheat Tea Sobacha

Buckwheat Tea - Sobacha in Japanese means "soba" - buckwheat and "cha" - tea. It is not a traditional tea, like green or black tea, but a tizan, a gluten-free and caffeine-free tea made from the ...