We've got brand new video tutorials on how to make matcha, the Mizuba way!
Each 1-minute video will give you the easy to follow, step-by-step instructions.
We show you how to make traditional, Japanese matcha using the ancient tools of the cha-no-yu tea ceremony at home.
Or you can take your tea to-go! If you're in a rush or wanting to take your matcha on an adventure, watch our contemporary video to shake up your matcha in no time.
Wishing you had a matcha latte? No problem! Make your favorite coffee shop style matcha right in your own kitchen! Our third video lets you be your own barista.
Check out our video guides on our new video page, or read on below:
How To Make Japanese Matcha Green Tea - video at home tutorials
How to Make Traditional Japanese Matcha at Home.
Tools for Artful Simplicity: achasen (bamboo whisk). Achashaku (bamboo scoop). Achawan (matcha tea bowl) or miso soup bowls or rice bowls work as well—you can use any wide-set dish that you can sip from comfortably. Where to find the tools of the traditional trade? Browse our shop to your collect own.
Share your creation: We'd love to see your best#MatchaMomenton our Instagram,@MizubaTeaCo.or on ourFacebook.
Take Your Matcha To-Go!
Craving a frothy cup of Matcha green tea for your workday grind or your afternoon kick? To the beach or on a hike? In a rush and on-the-go?
Don't fret! You can take your matcha anywhere!
You can make your Mizuba matcha in a travel mug and take it with you anywhere in a pinch. We show you how to make Matcha green tea quickly and easily using a simple, air-tight to-go tumbler and hot water. Now all you need is Mizuba Matcha!
We have the perfect thermos for matcha adventures.Shop it here.
Making Your Own Matcha Latte is Easy!
In our official "Mizuba at home barista training video," we show you a few different ways you can style your lattes. Keep it simple, or add in nourishing extras like coconut butter, adaptogens, collagen, or honey!
Just as we make decisions to mindfully lessen our impact on the Earth in our personal lives, as a family-run small business, we take the same approach with how we manage our decisions at Mizuba. Here at Mizuba, we are committed to sustainability. Not just one day a year, and not just because it's trendy. (Although, fun fact: our founder, Lauren, is from the same town where Earth Day originated — 50 years ago! Just saying.)
We love the planet we live on, we are thankful for everything it give us, and we want to take care of it to the best of our ability.
