Matcha Green Tea
Benefits Of Matcha
Matcha is packed with powerful antioxidants, boosts metabolism, and provides a natural, steady energy without the jitters.
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Matcha Powder

At True Matcha, we take pride in sourcing our premium tea from the heart of Uji, Japan, a region famed for its exceptional tea-growing conditions. 

Matcha tea stands out from other teas because you consume the entire green tea leaf, not just an infusion. The word ‘matcha’ means ‘powdered tea,’ and that’s exactly what it is—vibrant green tea leaves finely ground into a powder that dissolves completely in your cup. This allows you to enjoy the full range of its nutrients, including antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals. It’s a wholesome choice for those seeking both flavor and health benefits, making it a favorite among tea enthusiasts and wellness seekers.

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Step 1. Soak your bamboo whisk in warm water to prevent damage.

Step 2. Scoop 1 to 2 spoons of matcha powder.

Step 3. Add a small amount of hot water not boiling water (80°C).

Step 4. Whisk in 360 or W motion until frothy.

Step 5. Enjoy your smooth, vibrant matcha!

Watch our video for an easy step-by-step guide!

Matcha is rich in antioxidants, particularly catechins, which help fight free radicals in the body. It can also boost metabolism, improve concentration, promote relaxation, and provide sustained energy without the jitters that come from coffee.

Matcha is made from whole green tea leaves that are ground into a fine powder, providing more nutrients and antioxidants than steeped green tea. When drinking matcha, you consume the entire leaf, making it more potent in flavor and health benefits.

Yes, matcha can aid in weight loss due to its ability to boost metabolism and fat burning. It also provides energy, which can support exercise performance. The EGCG (epigallocatechin gallate) found in matcha has been linked to increased fat oxidation.

Matcha contains about 30mg of caffeine per serving, depending on the amount used, which is lower than a typical cup of coffee. However, the caffeine in matcha is released slowly due to L-theanine, leading to a longer-lasting, calmer energy boost.