BOOSTĒ® never settle for average – BOOSTĒ

BOOSTĒ is a lifestyle brand on a mission to boost your health. As an alternative to coffee and energy drinks, BOOSTĒ offers you superior matcha to maximize the positive impact on your mental and physical health.
This super powder is made from wild blueberries, which are known for their superior nutritional value compared to cultivated blueberries. Wild blueberries have higher concentrations of antioxidants, including anthocyanins and polyphenols, which are beneficial for overall health. 
The Limited edition cup-box is a the ideal set for both experienced and new matcha drinkers. Don't feel like whisking every morning or want to take your matcha on-the-go? The cup will make your life a lot easier.  Simply shake your matcha with water, add some milk or water - and ENJOY! Are you ready for your matcha adventure?

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