Special matcha for 2/28!

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Closing out the month with an exciting addition to our tasty hotness menu of InPowerating beverages.

MatchaMega
~ Organic matcha happily blended with rhodiola rosea and cardamom for a delightful and healthful treat.

Most excellent straight and simple or augmented with a hint of local honey and organic half and half.
Come and give it a try! 


...at the lab : )

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