We bring the whisk.

A little green cart that rolls up to weddings, showers, markets and just about any event you're hosting. Everything whisked by hand, one cup at a time, all across the Eastern Panhandle and the DMV.

A cartoon matcha cart with its name painted on the front and a bowl of matcha with a bamboo whisk on the counter HANA MATCHA tap to whisk

We love matcha, markets and the people who show up

Hana Matcha started as a bowl, a bamboo whisk and a stubborn opinion about what matcha should actually taste like. Now it has wheels, and it shows up wherever you want it.

Nothing is pre-mixed and nothing comes out of a pump bottle. The syrups get cooked in our own kitchen and the matcha gets whisked the second you order it, which is why it tastes green instead of grassy.

The cart at a market
Hana Matcha
Whisking a bowl of matcha
Hana Matcha
A finished drink
Hana Matcha
The cart set up at an event

We'll come to you

Your guests walk up, order whatever they want, and nobody reaches for a wallet. Weddings, showers, birthdays, office afternoons, markets — the cart has wheels and we are not shy about using them.

Every quote covers the cart, the people behind it, cups, ice, setup, and hauling the whole operation away again afterward. You bring the guests.

Let's find a date

Fill this out and we'll tell you whether the cart's free and what it'd cost, usually within a day.

And yes, we'll figure out something for the one guest who doesn't like matcha. There's always one.

Not ready to book yet? We post where the cart's parked next on Instagram, @drinkhanamatcha.

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Give us a date so we can check the calendar.

This goes to us and only us, and only about your event. No newsletter, ever.

So what is it?

Give us the short version. We've poured for stranger.

Lately

Where the cart's been and what came out of it.

@drinkhanamatcha

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What people say about the cart

The cart is brand new, so this is where the first kind words will land.

Your first review

When somebody raves about the ube cold foam, their words go right here. Swap this text and the name above it.

Your second review

Three is a good number to show. Pull them from Google, Instagram comments, or an email from someone whose wedding you poured at.

Your third review

Short ones read best — two or three sentences. Use a real first and last name, since initials look invented.