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Osulloc Matcha Ritual Set | Matcha 40g + Wireless Whisk + 100ml Glass
Osulloc Matcha Ritual Set | Matcha 40g + Wireless Whisk + 100ml Glass
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Why You’ll Love It
Why You’ll Love It
Details
Details
Brewing Method
Brewing Method
The Osulloc Premium Matcha Ritual Set is created for those who want a simple, repeatable matcha ritual without complexity.
The matcha is produced from shade-grown tea leaves, resulting in a clear green color, gentle sweetness, and a clean, refreshing taste.
The electric whisk and mini glass bottle support quick, consistent preparation—making matcha part of daily life, not a special occasion.
Osulloc Premium Matcha
Type: Premium matcha powder
Cultivation: Shade-grown tea leaves
Taste profile:
- Gentle sweetness
- Clean, balanced flavor
- Clear green color
Mini Glass Bottle + Wireless Electric Matcha Whisk
2. Wireless Electric Matcha Whisk
- Type: Electric matcha whisk
- Operation: Wireless / battery-operated
- Design: Lightweight, handheld
- Function:
1. Mixes matcha evenly
2. Creates smooth, light foam
- Recommended use:
1. Home
2. Office
3. Mini Glass Bottle
- Material: Glass
- Capacity: 100 ml
- Intended use:
1. Measuring liquids
2. Mixing matcha before serving
3 .Preparing iced matcha or matcha latte
- Size: Compact and easy to store
Brewing Reference
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