Why not take a wellness break with calming energy to keep you focused?Matcha latte is the perfect coffee alternative as matcha green tea contains some slow-release caffeine. This dreamy latte is enhanced with a touch of Madagascan vanilla.Matcha is a superhero amongst teas, as it is super concentrated and packed full of goodness. It's grown under cover for the last two weeks of cultivation to produce lots of chlorophyll and is highly prized in Japan - it's even used by Buddhist monks before meditation. It's a popular latte alternative to coffee in the UK as people discover its unique flavour and remarkable qualities.Unlike traditional tea that is removed after steeping, matcha is made from a powder derived from whole tea leaves, which you consume entirely when drinking. While both green tea and matcha tea come from the same plant, this brewing method instantly translates to a significant increase of antioxidants in each cup.Our latte mix combines the finest organic Japanese Matcha green tea powder with unrefined coconut nectar and a touch of Madagascan vanilla powder create a delicious alternative latte.. Matcha is rich in antioxidants such as L-theanine, chlorophyll and polyphenols known as catechins. Packed with essential vitamins, especially vitamin A and vitamin C. In fact it has double the amount of vitamin C of other green teas. Due to its vitamin C content, drinking matcha tea regularly is linked to healthy, glowing skin. Contains L-theanine, an amino acid that may boost brain health. Does Matcha taste bitter and grassy?Pure Matcha can taste bitter and a little 'grassy'. Our recipe has a little Madagascan Vanilla added to it, which softens the taste of the Matcha and reduces the bitterness, creating an enjoyable, lighter drink.What does Matcha do for you?Matcha has numerous benefits. It contains compounds called polyphenols, and catechins in particular, which are known to protect the body against disease. It also contains the amino acid L-theanine, which has benefits for the nervous system.Is matcha better than coffee?The caffeine in Matcha is different from the caffeine in coffee. Matcha contains a compound known as L-theanine, which alters the effects of the caffeine and creates a more relaxed alertness. So you don't get the 'crash' or caffeine 'jitters' that you do from coffee.IngredientsOrganic raw crystallised coconut nectar, Organic matcha green tea powder (19%), Organic vanilla powderHow to MakeMatcha Latte:Add 1 teaspoon of powder to a cup and mix with a little hot water. Top up with hot milk, stir and enjoy!Matcha Frappe:Add a glass of cold milk to a blender together with a teaspoon of powder. Blitz for a few seconds and pour into a glass over crushed ice*Ingredients may vary