Video Tutorial: Matcha, Hojicha, Sencha and more

20-second videos to help you prepare Japanese tea!

  1. Matcha Latte
  2. Hojicha Latte
  3. Hot Sencha Green Tea (Loose Leaf)
  4. Cold Brew Sencha Green Tea (Loose Leaf)
  5. Matcha (Usucha - Thin Tea)

🎥How to make Matcha Latte

  • Use high-quality ceremonial matcha powder for a mellow, rich latte.
  • Whisk matcha with hot water, then add your favorite milk.
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🎥How to make Hojicha Latte


🎥How to make Sencha Green Tea (Loose Leaf)


🎥How to make Cold Brew Sencha Green Tea (Loose Leaf)

Make it at night, let it rest in the fridge, and enjoy it fresh in the morning. A smooth, refreshing way to enjoy sencha with no bitterness.


🎥How to make Matcha (Usucha - Thin Tea)


Best Water Temperature, Steeping Time & Caffeine Guide

Tea Type Water Temperature Steeping Time Serving Size Caffeine (per g)
Matcha 70-80°C (158-176°F) Whisked 2g per 2oz (60ml) water 30-35mg
Matcha Latte 70-80°C (158-176°F) Whisked 3g per 1 cup of milk 30-35mg
Hojicha Latte 70-80°C (158-176°F) Whisked 3g per 1 cup of milk 7-10mg
Sencha Loose Leaf 70-80°C (158-176°F) 1 minute 3g per 3oz (90ml) water 20-25mg

 


FAQs

Q: Can I use tap water to make Japanese tea?
A: Filtered or soft water is recommended for the best taste. Hard water can make the tea taste dull.

Q: What’s the best way to store Japanese tea?
A: Keep it in an airtight container, away from light, heat, and moisture. Refrigerator is recommended.

Q: Can I reuse tea leaves?
A: Yes! Japanese green tea loose leaf can be steeped multiple times (mostly up to 3), adjusting the time and temperature. Check our full guide for details.


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