(ENDED) Matcha DNA – Organic Black Matcha Tea Review and #Giveaway

Tracy Knutsen

I received this product as part of an advertorial.

MatchaDNA Black Matcha 1   I’m a coffee-aholic! It’s unfortunate because if you live in the South like I do, you know that this is sweet tea country. Until now, I’ve never been able to develop a taste for it. My dad drank tea every day while I was growing up. Even My daughter loves tea. Sometime last year, she convinced me to try not just green tea, but matcha tea.  After she presented her defense for her favorite drink, I was persuaded to give it a go.  To my surprise, the tea (and the crow I had to eat) was not bad.   Since then, I’ve been trying matcha green tea in a variety of recipes and found that I like it best in smoothies and baked goods. I’m really impressed with its health benefits and ok with the taste. When I learned about BLACK matcha tea, I was excited to try it, too. As purveyors of some of the finest green tea on earth, MatchaDNA offered me a bag to test and I think I’ve found a new friend!   Black Matcha Tea is a powdered blend of black and green matcha teas. It is is grown on organic farms in China’s Northern Mountains and packaged in state of the art research and production facilities. Many green teas still come from Japan, which leads to concerns with radiation. MatchaDNA promises:

  • 100% CERTIFIED ORGANIC: Swiss Certified Organic – Never Irradiated – Not from Japan – USDA Organic
  • ALL DAY ENERGY and FOCUS: Keep your focus and concentration with the natural energy slow release from Organic Matcha
  • AT BLOCKING BOOSTER: Support your weight loss goals with an all-natural boost your body’s metabolism
  • OVER 10X MORE ANTIOXIDANTS as compared to brewed green tea
  • BPA-FREE PACKAGING: Vacuum Sealed in BPA-Free Foil pouches for freshness

 

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Matcha DNA tea is organically grown and hand picked. It can been made as delicious tea, latte, martini or used in food like green tea ice cream and cooking.

Few people know that the current practice of drinking powdered tea in the Japanese tea ceremony is actually from the Song dynasty in China. It dates back to over 1,000 years ago. This practice was carried on in Japan and is now considered a pillar of Japanese culture. Today. once again high quality Matcha is being made in China. The tea has a slightly different character than its Japanese counterpart. Both teas have a deep green color and thick, savory taste and texture. Both are high in EGCG and antioxidants. However, our Chinese MatchaDNA is smoother, without the bitterness, and has rich, smooth and fresh taste.

My husband and I tried the Black Match Tea simply as tea. We prepared it according the package instructions and added a little agave. MatchaDNA Black Matcha 3 MatchaDNA Black Matcha 4 This matcha tea is very smooth and in no way bitter. It’s even sweeter than I anticipated and is a beautiful color!   This is a tea that I can, and will, prepare and drink every day as part of a healthier diet.  Hubby feels the same way and is not a huge fan of hot tea. MatchaDNA will be kindly sending another package of their Black Matcha Tea to a lucky Nest Full of New reader!  Simply enter below.  Good luck! If you’d like to try this tea sooner, you can find matchaDNA Black Matcha Tea on their website or order it from Amazon. 22u-LGvofxL 32UVonuETrL 32zMhQyzZhL   a Rafflecopter giveaway

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  5. I find it interesting that Matcha was considered a royal drink in China, a drink befitting the emperor, and was a coveted secret of the Imperial house for many years.

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