Matcha, like many things we put inside our bodies, has a taste spectrum. Some of it tastes sublime, and some of it is disgusting to the point of being unpotable. And there's everything in between.I think many of you know what bad matcha tastes like. As my daughter Daphne once memorably described it
Swirling matcha makes it taste a lot better. This observation is a lovely discovery, and it’s a genuine addition to the venerable history of matcha. Matcha isn’t swirled in the traditional method — it’s whipped up in the bowl and consumed. No swirling. But swirling releases all kinds of wonderfulnes
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