Once coffee by the liter, now leisurely with matcha

Once coffee by the liter, now leisurely with matcha

Published: 06. 08. 2026
: Remember those sleepless nights with a crying baby, when you were on autopilot in the morning, but still had to get through the next day? And when the kids get older, the type of chaos just changes: last-minute tasks and full-time household logistics.

Coffee and/or matcha?

We feel it the most in September. The transition from the holiday beach regime to the first days of the school year is in itself a “strong coffee”. Suddenly, mornings are not slow and easy – they are precisely timed missions: preparing snacks, signing the student’s report card,… and your breakfast? Probably at a trot over the sink.

For moms, a morning cup of coffee has been a lifeline for years. What if the body starts saying: “Enough, I need something milder!”

Now comes matcha – a powdered green tea that can invigorate in a different way.

Now let's take a look at matcha

The caffeine in matcha is released more slowly than in coffee because it is inhibited by L-theanine, an amino acid that induces a feeling of calm and focus. The result? No nervous jitters, but energy that won’t let you fall – even if the morning seems like a minor survival. Energy for up to 6 hours instead of a quick coffee rush!

Our tip: If you want matcha that will get you through the day, reach for Harmony or Imperial – they are great for everyday drinking that you can prepare in a minute, even between finding slippers and packing snacks.

Matcha: a drink that brings you back to peace

Maybe it sounds paradoxical – a tea that invigorates and at the same time calms you down?
Matcha supports the activity of the nervous system associated with rest and regeneration. This is exactly what our body needs when it is working at “full capacity” for a long time.

And it’s not just the substances in matcha – the preparation ritual itself slows you down. A few minutes of stirring the fine powder in water with a whisk (chasen) can be your daily mindfulness moment – ideal when the kids are off to school and you have some time to yourself.

We recommend: Premium, Ceremony or Delicacy – premium ceremonial classes that deserve their own quiet moment.

Matcha and skin: a little extra plus

Matcha is rich in antioxidants – these are natural substances that help protect cells from “wear and tear” due to stress and the environment. Scientifically, they are called catechins, but we can think of them as little cell protectors.
As a result, many women drink matcha not only for energy, but also because their skin “gets something extra”.

Why does all this make sense to us, women?

Because we often go 120 %, and yet we know we need to stop for a moment. Matcha can become a daily anchor, a small ritual in the midst of chaos.

And if you can’t make it to the tea ceremony? No problem. Our Chef is also great in smoothies, breakfast cereals or desserts.

How to get started?

Choose your matcha class. For everyday drinking, Harmony or Imperial. For slower moments, Premium, Ceremony or Delicacy. And for the Chef kitchen.
Treat yourself to a ritual. Even two minutes with matcha can be a moment of mindfulness.
Notice what it does to your body. You will see that you will feel the difference compared to coffee not only in your energy, but also in how you cope with a difficult day.

So what? Will you swap your cup of coffee for a cup of matcha tomorrow? You may find that even in a hectic day, you can find a moment that belongs only to you – and is the color of a spring meadow.