How to Make "Iced Matcha Latte"
How to Make an Iced Matcha Latte at Home
Looking for an authentic Japanese iced matcha latte recipe that’s simple, healthy, and refreshing?
This easy homemade drink blends the smooth umami of ceremonial-grade matcha with creamy milk or plant-based milk. It’s a delicious way to enjoy matcha any time of the year.
Featured Ingredient
Ceremonial-Grade Matcha Powder
by Tea Factory Gen (30g / 1.05 oz)
・No chemicals or additives
・Naturally sweet with a delicate aroma
・Stone-ground from young green tea leaves in Japan
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Why You’ll Love This Iced Matcha Latte
・Rich in antioxidants (catechins) – Supports healthy aging and immune health
・Calm, focused energy – The natural balance of caffeine and L-theanine gives steady alertness without jitters
・Gentle on digestion – Easy on the stomach and supports metabolism
・Mindful & relaxing – Rooted in Japanese tea tradition
・100% plant-based, natural, gluten-free
One glass a day brings clarity, balance, and a moment of calm.
Ingredients (for 1 serving)
・1 tsp ceremonial matcha powder (about 2 g)
・2–3 oz (70 ml) hot water (170–175°F / 75–80°C)
・¾ cup (180 ml) milk or plant-based milk
・Ice cubes
・Sweetener of choice, optional (such as simple syrup or honey)
How to Make an Iced Matcha Latte
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Whisk the matcha:
Combine matcha and hot water in a bowl. Whisk briskly in a zigzag motion until smooth and frothy.
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Fill a glass with ice.

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Pour in milk (and sweetener if desired), then stir gently.
*If it’s not sweetened, the matcha and milk may not form clean layers.
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Slowly pour the whisked matcha over the milk to create a layered effect.

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Stir, sip, and enjoy your refreshing iced matcha latte.

Pro Tips
If it’s not sweetened, the matcha and milk may not form clean layers.
For the best-looking latte, whisk until fine bubbles form. The contrast between vibrant green matcha and creamy milk makes your drink café-perfect.
Also Try
This recipe can easily be adapted for a hot matcha latte—just skip the ice and use steamed milk instead.