Hojicha vs Matcha: What’s the Difference and Which Should You Drink?
Matcha is bright and grassy. Hojicha is roasted, nutty, and gentler on caffeine. Here’s how they differ in flavor and caffeine, how to whisk each one using our simple 1:10...
































Matcha is bright and grassy. Hojicha is roasted, nutty, and gentler on caffeine. Here’s how they differ in flavor and caffeine, how to whisk each one using our simple 1:10...
Matcha went from tea ceremony staple to everywhere in about ten years. Here's why it's earned its spot in so many daily routines, and how to choose a good one.
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I purchased several of the powdered teas and this is by far one of my favorites. The tea has a lovely natural flavor and is great warm or cold. I highly recommend it.
The flavor was stronger which I like in teas. I added a little cream and perfection. Will definitely be ordering this one again1
I purchased the tea before and I love it so I will be enjoying it. I haven’t opened it yet. I still have from my previous purchase.
Love starting my day with a full of flavor but creamy undertones. Tried a few teas first but had to order more of this for the winter.
My favorite assam has been unavailable so glad I found this to replace as it has wonderfully strong but still smooth taste no astringency. (I have tried several before finding this.)

