Brewing Guide
Matcha
Here are our recommended ways to prepare this matcha, from traditional usucha to matcha lattes.
Method
Straight matcha (usucha)
Recipe
Straight
- Tea
- 2.0g
- Water
- 70mL
- Temp
- 70°C
Steps
A simple everyday preparation that highlights the character of the matcha.
- Sift the matcha into a bowl to remove any clumps.
- (Optional) Add around 10 mL of water and whisk into a smooth paste.
- Add the remaining water.
- Whisk briskly in a zig-zag motion until a fine foam forms on the surface.
- Enjoy immediately.
Method
Matcha latte
Recipe
Latte
- Tea
- 3.5g
- Water
- 35mL
- Temp
- 80°C
- Milk
- 170mL
Steps
A creamy, balanced preparation that pairs the matcha with milk.
- Sift the matcha into a bowl or cup to remove any clumps.
- Add around 15 mL of water and whisk into a smooth paste.
- Add the remaining water and whisk until fully combined.
- Heat and froth the milk.
- Pour the milk into the matcha and stir gently.
- Enjoy immediately.
Method
Iced matcha latte
Recipe
Iced
- Tea
- 3.5g
- Water
- 35mL
- Temp
- 80°C
- Milk
- 140mL
Steps
A creamy, balanced preparation that pairs the matcha with milk.
- Sift the matcha into a bowl or cup to remove any clumps.
- Add around 15 mL of water and whisk into a smooth paste.
- Add the remaining water and whisk until fully combined.
- Fill a glass with ice.
- Pour the milk into the glass.
- Add the matcha and stir gently.
- Enjoy immediately.
Notes
Good to know.
- Use these parameters as a starting point, then adjust them to suit your taste.
- If the matcha tastes too bitter, try cooler water or slightly less matcha.
- If it feels too light, use a little more matcha.
- For matcha lattes, a 1:10 matcha-to-milk ratio works well as a starting point.