5 Ways to Make Your Lion's Mane Matcha Ritual
Our Lion's Mane Matcha bundle pairs Matcha 7A (Longjing 43) with Lion's Mane capsules — letting you build the "mind on" ritual your own way, rather than locked into one format. Here are five ways to make it work for you.
New to Lion's Mane itself? Start with our Lion's Mane guide for the basics.
1. The Classic Bowl (Usucha)
Sift 1–2 tsp of Matcha 7A into a bowl. Add 60ml of water at 70–80°C. Whisk briskly in a "W" motion until a fine foam forms. Take your Lion's Mane capsules alongside with a glass of water. This is the most traditional route — bright, chestnut-sweet, with a soft foam.
2. The Latte
Whisk your matcha with a small splash of warm water first to avoid clumping, then top with your milk of choice (oat and almond both work beautifully here). A gentler, creamier way to start the day.
3. Iced, for Warmer Mornings
Whisk matcha with a splash of warm water, then pour over ice and top with cold water or milk. Just as bright, refreshing rather than warming — good for late spring or summer mornings when a hot bowl feels like too much.
4. Stacked with Breakfast
Take your Lion's Mane capsules with breakfast rather than on an empty stomach, and sip your matcha alongside. Some people find this gentler if they're new to capsule supplements — no need to overthink timing, just build it into a meal you're already having.
5. Travel Ritual
Matcha powder and capsules both travel well — no refrigeration needed, no elaborate setup. A small tin of matcha and a week's worth of capsules is enough to keep the ritual going through a work trip or a weekend away, wherever there's hot water.
The idea behind the bundle
Lion's Mane Matcha as a single blended product is currently restocking — this bundle exists so the ritual doesn't have to pause in the meantime. Same intention, more flexibility: dose your capsules and enjoy your matcha exactly the way that fits your day.
For grading, brewing, and more on Matcha 7A itself, see our Complete Guide to Matcha. For how Lion's Mane fits alongside our other functional mushrooms, see the Complete Guide to Functional Mushrooms.
Looking to build any of these into a repeatable daily rhythm? See Building a Daily Ritual: A Practical Guide.