Matcha Tasting Flight
$105.00 CAD
Support small-batch tea companies
3 ceremonial matchas from 3 different regions
Learn more about matcha
Free $10 gift card to get one more tin of your choice
Your Matcha Era Starts Here.
The Roasters Pack is bringing the complete home cafe experience this season with our Matcha Tasting Flight. We’ve curated 3 ceremonial matchas from 3 different regions to bring you on a matcha tasting adventure.
Shipping is free for Canada & USA.
Why You’ll Love It:
Find three distinct matcha’s for you to discover:
- Genuine Tea - Kato Matcha (30g) : A classic ceremonial Uji matcha blend with tasting notes of snap peas, with a sweet almost chocolate like finish. 15-20 servings.
- Camellia Sinensis - Matcha Yume (30g): From Kagoshima Prefecture, this Yabukita cultivar has bright complexity with characteristics of tropical flavours, endives, and milk chocolate finish. 15-20 servings.
- O5 Rare Tea Bar - Hosoi San’s 100% Okumidori (20g): Rich umami, and low astringency, Okumidori is a rare cultivar that offers notes of cashew and macadamia nuts followed by a balanced umami grass finish. 10-15 servings.
Support Local: Each matcha is specifically curated from local Canadian small-batch tea companies.
A Free $10? We’ll give you a $10 gift card to pick up your favourite matcha!
The Perfect Gift (with free shipping too!): An ideal holiday treat for yourself or someone special. Ships free within Canada & USA.
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HAVE QUESTIONS?
When will this ship? Where do you ship? Is shipping free?
This will ship in 1-3 business days. You will receive your order in 1-6 business days after it has shipped! Shipping with expedited services.
We’re shipping from Toronto, Ontario. Orders to Canada & the USA will ship for free! International orders will have an associated shipping fee - you can choose your preferred shipping speed during the checkout.
How many cups of matcha does this make?
It's best to use 1-2g of matcha for 65g-100g of water; depending on your preferred intensity.
In total, you'll receive 80g of matcha across the three types (30g + 30g + 20g); which means you should be able to make about 80 cups!
How do I make matcha?
Sift the desired amount of Matcha using a matcha sifter.*
Heat the chawan (bowl) with hot water.
Discard this water and wipe bowl with a clean cloth.
Depending on the desired intensity measure between 1 g and 2 g ( 1/2 to 1 teaspoon) of sifted Matcha to the centre of the bowl.
Carefully pour between 65 ml and 100 ml of water at 75°C onto the tea.
Whisk vigorously with a Chasen (Matcha whisk) for around 30 seconds until an even foam develops.
Taste and enjoy!
I have a different question:
Feel free to reach out at our contact us page and we'll be more than happy to support!
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"After trying a coffee from a specialty roaster, I was blown away by the depth of flavour. I wanted to try and learn more. But, surprisingly, it’s really tough to explore new coffee and new roasters.
That led us to tackle this problem, and have built a product that is everything we’d want in a coffee subscription.
Specialty cafes are more than just coffee - and matcha is one of those artisanal products we’ve loved trying and exploring at our local cafes.
This flight is another manifestation of that exploration. The best matchas from small-batch Canadian tea companies, exploring unique terroir, varietals and processing methods!"
—Suneal, Co-Founder of The Roasters Pack
