Matcha Tasting Flight
$110.00 CAD
Support small-batch tea companies
3 ceremonial matchas from 3 different regions
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Free $10 gift card to get one more tin of your choice
[Shipping Delay] The Matcha Tasting Flight ships on April 1
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:
- Pluck - Premium Organic Ceremonial Matcha (30g) : Sourced from a certified organic farm in Kagoshima, this matcha has exceptional deep umami flavour and a brilliant colour. 15-20 servings.
- Hokusan - Niju Ceremonial Matcha (40g): From Fukuoka, Japan, this matcha is perfect for that morning matcha latte or tea. You'll find sweet and floral forward characteristics, followed by a rich finish. 20-25 servings.
- Cultivate Tea - Matcha Hatsumukashi (20g): This matcha from Uji, Kyoto has a rich and luxurious mouthfeel with notes of soybean milk, and umami. The charcoal roasting process adds a soft depth to its finish. 10-15 servings.
Support Local: Each matcha is specifically curated from local Canadian small-batch tea companies.
A Free $10 gift card? 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 & US.
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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
