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Best Matcha Cafes in Melbourne, VIC Melbourne, a city renowned for its vibrant coffee culture, has taken its love for specialty beverages to new heights. Following in the footsteps of its celebrated coffee roasters, the city has witnessed an explosion of matcha cafes, transforming Melbourne into a haven for authentic, premium matcha experiences. From traditional Japanese tea houses to trendy cafes serving innovative matcha-infused creations, there's something for every matcha...

The energy at Australian Fashion Week is always electric, but this year, Purematcha was proud to add a touch of zen amidst the creative chaos. As the official drinks sponsor for the talented Australian designer, Karla Spetic

Tea, renowned for its health benefits, can sometimes be vulnerable to contamination by pesticides and heavy metals. Tea plants possess the unique ability to draw substances from the soil and accumulate them in their leaves.

HOPR - Non Alcoholic Sparkling Hop Water A Thoughtfully Crafted Elixir for Mind and Body HOPR + Purematcha Collaboration HOPR and Purematcha deliver products that recognise the positive impact and many health benefits L-Theanine can have in our everyday lives.  L-Theanine can provide you with the calmess needed to appreciate a moment of pleasure and joy as well as providing you with the focus required to conquer.  Purematcha have proudly teamed up...

Yamabuki Nadeshiko is a fermented tea similar in appearance and processing to black tea and Pu’er. But the ingenious use of state-of-the-art technology and kuro-koji (black fermentation starter) makes Yamabuki Nadeshiko a distinctive and delicious tea. Yamabuki Nadeshiko is the first microbiologically controlled fermented tea in the world.

The Japanese tea ceremony is a sacred ritual that calls all participants to leave their ego at the door and to be present in the experience. Each item, tool and action fosters and inspires an atmosphere of unity and contemplation for everyone involved in the tea ceremony.

What is Japanese Black Tea and How to Brew it - Benifuuki Wakoucha  100% organic and grown in Haraizumi, Shizuoka. This Japanese black tea is like no other black tea you've ever tasted. Rich, malty with a natural sweetness of ripened fruit and some citrus notes. What is Benifuuki Benifuuki is a cultivar of the Camellia sinensis plant and is cultivated in every region in Japan due to its high...

This blog is all about water temperature when it comes to brewing different types of Japanese tea. View our quick reference table for recommended temperatures for popular Japanese teas.