Start by making Matcha part of your daily routine. Essential for anyone looking for a lifestyle centered around wellness, this fresh and delicious tea is perfect for your morning fix or afternoon lull. Your healthy habit will have you feeling vibrant in no time, but really, you love it just because it simply tastes refreshing and amazing.
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Non-GMO, certified radiation & heavy metal free. Suitable for koicha preparation.
Size: 40g Tin (20-30 servings)
Follow our simple guide below to make the most delicious Mizuba matcha! You can also see video guides here — including our favorite latte recipe.
It's time to make matcha! Spoon two chashaku scoops (1 tsp) into your matcha bowl or cup.
Add 1 oz. 160-175º F water. Work chasen (bamboo whisk) in a circle to make a paste.
Add another 2-4 oz. water and whisk the tea in an M-shape motion until frothy. Enjoy!
All Mizuba matcha is stone milled in Japan. This time-intensive process leads to a depth of flavor not found in conventional teas.
Our handy chart will help you find your new favorite matcha.
Overall rating: 4.8019323 / 5 from 828 reviews.
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"Quite astringent and felt very weird /bad going down my throat. The vanilla and butter notes aren’t noticeable. I had higher hopes. Not the worst I’ve had but I wouldn’t buy it again. The color and powder quality were great but the taste wasn’t the best."
"This is a great niche company - I love all their matcha and order a couple of cans every couple of months. I think a lot of the matcha on the market now is faux or contains additives that give bad matcha its color - but Mizuba has always been high quality for me! Love them and their daily matcha is a great go to."
"I had previously enjoyed Mizuba Daily, thought it was great for everyday matcha lattes. So I ordered it again. I was disappointed to see the color much more dull like oxidized upon opening and matcha smells and tastes differently. It smells more like regular sencha when whisked (I'm from Japan and I regularly drank green tea growing up) and lacks flavor. I'm not sure if I remembered the flavor wrong or I got a bad batch, but I don't think I'll re-order this one."
"So pleasantly surprised by how nutty, smooth, umami, and pleasant Mizuba Tea Co. 's Daily Matcha is for such an affordable price! Highly recommend it for beginners to matcha as well as those who need great tasting matcha on a budget. I was able to get a good microfoam with this matcha, too. :D"
"This is delicious matcha. Fresh and high quality. I find lately that I buy teas other places and it just tastes dead. This is matcha I can trust. I know that probably sounds weird, but you can tell this company is legit."
"This is the best match in the game + for the best price! I tell anyone and everyone to get this + if a coffee shop has it as their matcha offering - better believe I am getting an iced matcha!!"
"I usually love all my matcha from Mizuba, I really loved my shirakawa and my house matcha from Mizuba, but the daily felt like low quality. I am wondering if i just got a bad batch or something."
"If you are looking for a review to convince you to purchase the matcha, this is the one. Absolutely do it. The taste and fragrance of the matcha is incredible and the packaging to pour the matcha in its tin was great. I am excited to try the other variations they have but this seems like a very beginner friendly taste and texture to work with as you situate. What an amazing team!"
"This was my second time ordering and it was great! Arrived earlier than I thought it would and they even wrote me a little note and doodled on the box! Overall would purchase again especially since the quality of matcha is unbeatable. It's light and can be paired with anything."
"Sooooo good!!! I’ve been trying to find a high quality matcha for a while now that doesn’t break the bank and this is it. Super happy with what I got and will be purchasing again."
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