Usucha (Classic Matcha)
The standard matcha whisking method, made to be a normal, liquid consistency.
![Sifting matcha through Ippodo Chakoshi tea strainer into cream ceramic tea bowl using Chashaku bamboo tea ladle](http://ippodotea.com/cdn/shop/t/47/assets/brew-matcha-step1.jpg?v=165524201711304489521685384314)
![Pouring hot water from white porcelain teacup into cream ceramic tea bowl containing vibrant green sifted matcha](http://ippodotea.com/cdn/shop/t/47/assets/brew-matcha-step2-usucha.jpg?v=51959874794355354771685384316)
![Whisking vibrant green matcha tea in ceramic tea bowl using Chasen bamboo whisk with zigzag](http://ippodotea.com/cdn/shop/t/47/assets/brew-matcha-step3-usucha.jpg?v=158172832097496684391685384317)
Wakaki is a matcha with a short finish, pointed astringency, and just a hint of sweetness. This matcha’s character leaves the mouth feeling refreshed.
Wakaki has a refreshing character and ranks among our light blends. Prepared as usucha, this tea a good choice for people who enjoy matcha with a short aftertaste, soft fragrance, noticeable astringency, and a hint of sweetness. Its astringency gives matcha lattes a little bite and a crisp character. It also works well for baked goods given its nice green color.
The standard matcha whisking method, made to be a normal, liquid consistency.
Combine matcha's natural sweetness and crisp green bite with the creamy texture of milk.
Prepare matcha with hot water and cool it rapidly with plenty of ice.
An iced latte is smooth, refreshing, and easy-to-drink.