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Our authentic Matcha gift sets are a great Christmas present for every tea lover. Show them how matcha you love them by including a personalised message with our free gift tag labelling service.

Each year, we repeat the same last-minute purchases and over spending mistakes when it comes to Christmas shopping. Fortunately, with Afterpay ...

Purematcha has joined forces with Australian Partners of Defence (APOD) to recognise all defence and veteran families with an exclusive benefit...

Ever wondered how a Bamboo Matcha Whisk is made? This video guide demonstrates the traditional art handed down for the past hundred years and made with the spirit of crafting without compromising.

Matcha green tea in Australia has reached record levels of demand. Australia is going crazy for matcha as more and more people come to know about Matcha’s incredible health benefits.

Is Matcha powder a superfood powder? In the universe of raw plant powders, how can one define a powder to be classed as a true super powder? 

This 6 Piece ceremonial Japanese matcha tea set is an ideal gift for beginners as a starter kit or even long-time matcha connoisseurs that really enjoy the art of traditional Japanese tea ceremony at home.

Are you wondering where you can buy Matcha in Sydney? Here are our top 10 Matcha Sydney cafes serving the best Matcha lattes, Matcha desserts and o...

Getting your matcha powder to dissolve is no easy task. Matcha is an incredibly superfine powder. When you brew matcha, you may find that the matcha powder won't dissolve easily.

Matcha tea mania is flourishing everywhere, it's nuts! If you've ever tasted matcha and you didn't like it, then there's a few reasons why, given that most of the matcha available on eBay and Amazon is of such low quality it's unreasonable to even call it matcha at all.

Steeped in Japanese history and culture, the Japanese tea ceremony is the ceremonial way of preparing and drinking matcha tea. Though matcha originated in China, it became an integral part of Japanese culture through the tea ceremony. 

Eight hundred years ago the tea growers of Japan were attracted to Uji because of the mild climate produced by the gentle hills of the region. It was here in the 16th century that Japan's distinctive powdered green tea matcha was born.