When translated from Japanese, the brand name Cha-no-wa means “the circle of tea”. Its name is a nod to the interconnectedness of nature, culture and community. The matcha brand is well-known in Japan ...

IT WAS A freezing winter’s day in London as patrons jostled in a poky outpost of Blank Street, a coffee-shop ... In Japan, the world’s leading producer of matcha, the export value of tea ...

The government is considering measures to prompt Japanese green tea farmers to shift more production to tencha leaves that can be ground into matcha powder, from sencha, commonly consumed in Japan, to ...

But not all matcha is the same. Matcha at its highest quality is referred to as ceremonial-grade, because of the central role it plays in Japanese tea ceremonies. And while this bright green ...

Visitors can watch and drink matcha (powdered green tea ... Japanese dictionaries. Tsūen also stocks top-shelf matcha produced by the aforementioned Fukubun Seichajō. According to the shop ...

If you're looking for a matcha to use exclusively for your morning latte, this is the one I recommend. This ceremonial-grade green tea powder is sourced from Shizuoka, Japan, where rich volcanic ...