Q. How can you maximize the potential health benefits of Organic Rooibos, one of the world’s healthiest beverages?
A. You craft grind it in a traditional Japanese style Matcha mill.
While this unusual step may seem unorthodox, matcha grinding represents the latest step in a long tradition of rooibos innovation. How so? Let's take a look.
The needle-like plant, which grows only in South Africa's Cederberg district, was discovered by the region's early inhabitants more than 300 years ago. They harvested the plant with axes, bruising the leaves with hammers in order to draw out the enzymes present in the leaf. From the very start, they recognized that by roughly handling the leaves in this manner, a beverage could be brewed that invigorated the body and refreshed the mind. And so the years passed.
Next stop, the early 20th century. According to the South African Rooibos council, by that time, the plant had captured the attention of a noted medical doctor named Dr. Le Fras Nortier. He began researching Rooibos' medicinal value and studying its feasibility as an agricultural crop. Thankfully, his research and innovative outlook paid off, and Rooibos began life as a commercial crop in the 1930s. By 1984, Rooibos tea was making news in Japan where natural health practitioners believed it had anti-aging properties. By 2006, Rooibos espresso was taking South Africa's coffee shops by storm. Which leads us to the present.
TeaPilgrim takes the unprecedented step of grinding Organic Rooibos in a Matcha mill. The results, as we hope you will agree are nothing short of amazing. Like all Matchas, when you consume Organic Rooibos Matcha, you'll be consuming the leaves themselves and maximizing your intake of all the nutrients, vitamins and minerals contained within this wonder of nature. Prepare yourself for a truly stunning development in Rooibos history. Enjoy.
Produced with a traditional matcha process, small batch crafted, 100% natural. This fine matcha is 10-16 micron and is made to Japanese specifications.