Matcha 101

Tea, specifically Matcha tea, is best known for its ability to help you relax and unwind after a stressful day. After all, studies have shown that the process of brewing tea increases the relaxation brought on by drinking it. Luckily, we make on-the-go matcha packets that you can pour into your water or milk anywhere you are, but let us get into how exactly matcha – in general – can help you unwind and relax.

Breakfast: the most important meal of the day… or is it? We find the truth about what your body really needs to start the day, what to avoid eating in the morning, and more matcha 101 information that you should know.

We know you love coffee and the creative drinks coffee shop chains have come up with makes it nearly impossible to ditch the sugary cup of caffeine you grew to love. But did you ever think about what it was doing to your mouth? Stained teeth, bad breath, and an energy crash at 3pm could mean that it’s time to find a better source of caffeine. So why not try tea? Thanks to its disinfectant as well as its deodorant nature, green tea helps keep your mouth fresh and clean. Say goodbye to bad breath and hello to a more radiant smile!

Tea is a fairly innocent beverage. It relaxes you, might bring you inner peace after a day of chaos, and warms not only your stomach but also your soul. But like all things, having too much of something can lead to an experience you didn’t expect to happen and when someone has too much tea, they can experience being tea drunk. That can’t possibly be a thing… right? Wrong, and it’s nothing like what you expect.

This is matcha 101 on getting tea drunk.