Our events

We came to meet the whole Creator Academy team and its founder, Amanda (@americanfille), who welcomed us with open arms to share the night with them.

For the occasion, we teamed up with the talented mixologists of the Martinez bar, right on the beach, to create a series of matcha cocktails. Together, we turned our matcha into something new: vibrant, refined drinks that brought the craft of the Riviera's finest bartenders together with everything we love about matcha.

As the sun set over the Mediterranean, guests raised their glasses, tasted, discovered, and shared the moment with us.

From a business that started in the kitchen of my own home to the Martinez: the journey continues.

It wasn't a launch. It was a conversation.

Surrounded by curious minds, future clients, and a community that values intention and creativity, we spent the evening sharing the vision behind Mostly Matcha. We listened closely. Every exchange helped shape what the brand would soon become.

This moment happened before our official launch in August, but it marked something just as important: the beginning of a dialogue.

Mostly Matcha was never meant to exist in isolation. It was built through connection, through shared energy, and through the people who showed up, believed early, and became part of the story before it was even written.

London was where it started. And this was only the beginning.

We kicked off the morning with an energizing tennis session under the sun, setting the tone for a day rooted in vitality and connection. Between rallies, guests had the opportunity to sample our signature matcha, on the house, experiencing firsthand the quality and care behind every pouch.

This event marked a defining milestone for us: for the very first time, our matcha was available for public purchase.

Seeing the excitement, curiosity, and incredible support from everyone who attended meant everything to us. The day culminated in a moment we'll never forget: the sale of our very first three pouches.

Being invited by Any Lifetime to share this experience made the occasion even more meaningful, and we're so grateful to have celebrated this milestone alongside such an inspiring brand and community.

This launch was just the beginning of our journey, and we can't wait to continue sharing our passion for matcha with you all.

The idea was simple: move, connect, and recharge.

We brought people together on the court for an energizing afternoon of padel. Amazing games, plenty of laughs, and that healthy competitive spirit that brings strangers together and turns them into teammates.

Off the court, the energy continued. Guests gathered, connected, and slowed down over freshly whisked matcha. Conversations flowed just as easily as the games, creating a space where sport met mindfulness.

There's something special about blending movement with intention, about finishing a match, then standing in the sun with a cup of matcha in hand, talking to someone you've just met but already feel connected to.

That's what this event was about.

Community.
Energy.
Presence.

We're so grateful to We Bond for bringing us into such a vibrant and welcoming circle, and to everyone who showed up with open hearts and competitive spirits.

More games. More matcha. More moments like this.

Nestled among handmade crafts and festive decorations, we set up our little matcha stand, not knowing quite what to expect. It was our first time bringing our matcha into a setting like this, surrounded by tradition & community.

Throughout the day, curious visitors stopped by to warm their hands around cups of freshly prepared matcha. Some were discovering it for the very first time. Others were surprised (and delighted) to find something a little different among the classic mulled wine and hot chocolate.

Between rain drops (yes... it rained all weekend...) and smiles, conversations flowed. We shared our story, our passion, and our belief in slowing down and enjoying every minute of our day.

That small village Christmas market in Switzerland marked more than just an event for us. It was a reminder that big dreams can begin in the coziest places.

We'll never forget it.