Watch our collection of Matcha Tea Videos Love mangoes? You aren't alone. In fact, mango is the most commonly consumed fruit in the world. It's also the national fruit of India, Pakistan and the Philippines, and counts for nearly half of all tropical fruits grown globally. To put it mildly, people (lots of them) love mangoes. Here, our own mango infatuation was cultivated around 1982 or '83 (who can remember anymore), during a tea-buying excursion to northern India. At that time, mangoes were something of a rarity in North American supermarkets, so to eat one was a treat. As we wound our way through tea country, we were offered freshly cut mango as a pick-me-up practically everywhere we stopped. The experience blew us away, and the memory has stayed with us ever since. Flash forward a number of decades. One day while experimenting, our Master Blender began reminiscing about the fruit he'd eaten all those years ago. His co-blender suggested making a batch of mango flavored green tea matcha to recreate the feeling. A sample was sent to the tasting room for evaluation, and as you're about to discover, the results were outstanding. Warm and full-bodied, Organic Mango Matcha offers all the juicy character of mango, layered over thick, rich notes of ground green tea. An incredible cup for sipping away an afternoon, dreaming of warmer climes. Ingredients:Green tea*, Natural flavors(organic compliant) *Organic Certified Organic by Pro-Cert Organic Systems (Organic Equivalency with COR, NOP, EU, JAS) Hot tea brewing method: Bring filtered or freshly drawn water to a rolling boil and let cool to roughly 180°F/°C. Place approximately of a teaspoon of Matcha in your cup. Infuse with 8 ounces/250 milliliter of water, whisk briskly and enjoy. Ceremonial Matcha: Please note that in order to brew Ceremonial Matcha you will need a set of Japanese tea ceremony tools. (Bowls, scoops, and a whisk). Prepare tea bowls by warming them with boiled water Prepare your Matcha whisk by soaking the tip in the boiled water in one of the bowls for about 10 seconds Pour the water out and dry the bowl with a paper towel Using your teaspoon, add 2 scoops of Matcha to each bowl Pour ⅓ of a cup of your hot water into each bowl In a slow "m" motion, submerge any loose bits of Matcha that may be floating on the surface of the tea Whisk the tea more briskly in a back and forth motion until the surface of the Matcha becomes frothy Consume immediately. (In Japan, it is customary to drink the entire bowl in 3 quick slurps) Hot matcha latte brewing methods - fast method: Use ½ teaspoon (1 gram) per 8 ounce (225 milliliter) serving. Add ½ teaspoon (1 gram) to base of cup and add 2 ounces of hot water & mix vigorously to make a smooth paste-like liquid. Top with freshly steamed milk (or substitute) and sweeten to taste. (Try maple syrup or honey) Iced matcha latte brewing methods: Use ½ teaspoon (1 gram) per 8 ounce (225 millliliter) serving. Add ½ teaspoon (1 gram) to base of cup and add 2 ounces of hot water and mix vigorously to make a smooth paste-like liquid. Top with freshly steamed milk (or substitute) and sweeten to taste. Cool for 30-60 minutes and pour over ice. Slow brewed Iced Matcha: Place 3 level teaspoons of Matcha into a glass pitcher. Fill pitcher with ice and let sit. After a few hours, ice will have melted and tea brewed. Stir vigorously to ensure the Matcha goes into suspension. Pour over ice and enjoy. Matcha Ginger Tea with crushed ice and lime: (Ingredients: 2 level teaspoons of Matcha, 2 tablespoons of chopped ginger, ½ cup ice, juice of ½ lime, dash of honey) Blend ice, Matcha and ginger in a blender until ice is crushed Pour into a chilled glass Add lime juice and honey to taste Available in 2 sizes (Please select from the options above): First time trying this English Tea Store's Matcha Loose Leaf Tea? Try our Sample Size of 1 ounce. Contents loose leaf tea net weight 2 ounces Caffeine content: Medium - This tea contains natural caffeine found in the L. Camellia Sinensis family. A cup of green tea steeped in boiled water for 5 minutes will contain between 22 to 29 milligrams of caffeine. An equal sized cup of coffee will contain between 80 - 100 milligrams of caffeine. Caffeine quickly becomes soluble in very hot water. If you wish to reduce the caffeine level in this tea, briefly rinsing the tea leaves in extremely hot water will reduce the caffeine content between 25-50% with only a minor effect on taste. Antioxidant Content: Very High - When consuming matcha you actually consume all the tea leaves. Scientific testing in Japan has indicated that on account of this fact the antioxidant benefit of matcha can be up to 5-9 greater then with normal green tea consumed in the conventional manner.
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