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.
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Overall rating: 4.795285 / 5 from 806 reviews.
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"I've been a long time customer, but this batch is strange. . Best by: 5/14/2027 First off, the color. It's not the bright green I'm used to. When you make it into a latte, it's quite muddy green to murky brown. Second, the taste and smell are off too. I am unsure if it was a product mixup or just an inferior crop. But for me it's time to move on to something else."
"I've ordered the daily matcha before so I'm not sure what has changed but this time, the color was unimpressive- it looked old and slightly yellow and not as vibrant green as I have ordered previously and the taste reflected this unfortunately. ."
"I, like many others here, ordered this because one of my favorite youtubers said it was one of her favorite daily matchas (Matcha Mondays with Michelle, iykyk). When it first arrived, I was a little skeptic because of the color. The first latte that I made with it was not the best. It tasted super fishy. But the second one was a little better. And the third one was better than the second one as well. After that it seemed to get better and I liked it more."
"The matcha has warm buttery notes exactly like described! My favorite part is that the price is reasonable compared to the amount and quality I’m buying. It makes this a good daily matcha worth repurchasing!"
"Mizuba tea has been my go-to every day for the perfect morning matcha (iced and hot). It has such a balanced flavor with just the right amount of bold earthiness, I love this tea for any style matcha, any time of the day. I would recommend this to anyone!"
"I got the mizuba daily matcha beacuse i saw this girl on youtube really liked this matcha from the brand. When i opened it, it was very similar to the rishi matcha i got from the grocery store. I didnt really like that one becasue it was bitter, bland and astringent. It had the same smell and color, which was a yellowish green. The taste of the daily matcha was very bland and astringent, it did froth up quite nice but the taste wasn't what i had hoped it to be."
"I really love this tea for an everyday drinker. Most other matcha I find is like, 20g tins, which means this costs about $ 12. 50 comparatively. For matcha prices, this is such a steal!!! I like the rich umami and it's great in lattes."
"I absolutely loved this matcha. It had a vibrant flavor and was my favorite. However, I recently re-purchased and found that the product had inconsistent quality. It was dull, astringent, and bitter in a strange way I usually don't taste in matchas. Disappointed but I loved the first batch."
"I love the taste. I make a matcha latte every morning with this and it is so delicious. It’s so smooth and easy to drink. I’m on my third can and will definitely buy more!"
"I love this matcha! It has really spoiled me so that I won’t order matcha unless I know it’s Mizuba. Your matcha makes every other matcha taste like seaweed."
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