With its coveted health benefits, vivid green hue, and ability to provide nonjittery energy, it’s easy to see why matcha is so popular. Its ritual preparation method also offers a moment for ...

Matcha isn't just another fleeting trend, it went viral across the world and never really left. But as the internet debates ...

WALK down any high street and you’ll see them – throngs of people holding bright green frothy drinks in see-through cups.

The world over many java enthusiasts are ditching coffee and green tea in favour of matcha tea, a cup of which is believed to pack nutrients equivalent to 10 cups of regularly brewed green tea.

Matcha has been around for more than a thousand years, first in China and then Japan, where it’s central to the traditional Japanese tea ceremony. It’s only in the last few years, though, that the ...

Matcha provides longer-lasting energy without the crash and anxiety that coffee can cause. The combination of caffeine and L-theanine in matcha promotes calm alertness and balanced energy. Matcha is ...

“I don’t really need all this, because I know how to make tea beautifully,” David Barenholtz says, gesturing to the array of tea-brewing accessories he’s laid out on the bar. But Barenholtz is a tea ...

Whether you're a beginner or a regular when it comes to making matcha lattes at home, follow these tips from our experts for ...

Matcha is so much more than the latte you get at a coffee shop. Try one of these ceremonial-grade matcha powders to become a ...

Matcha looks stunning on social media. The green hue is enough to stand out on a feed, and baristas often get creative, using frothed milk to create leaves, hearts and other shapes. It's a feast for ...

There are few things in life more suspect than a long queue of students outside an ice cream shop – except perhaps a professor starting class on time. Yet there I stood, hypnotised by the serpentine ...