Minor Figures - Matcha Latte, Oat Milk, 8.45 Fl oz x 12 Cans, No added Sugar, Vegan & Dairy Free, Ready to Drink

This matcha latte is a real nice surprise for me. I wasn't sure about the oat milk initially but it is much nicer than I thought. It is lite and smooth, and has a slightly creamy consistency with a light sweetness to it. The matcha flavor is quite mild and complements the oat milk taste well. It tastes better when served chilled. I prefer pouring the drink out into a glass and give it a stir since matcha tends to settle at the bottom. Add a couple of ice cubes if I want it icy cold. Delicious.Overall, I'm pleasantly surprised with this matcha latte. Delicious, smooth and slightly creamy. Not too sweet. I like that the ingredients are all plant-based. It is dairy free and lactose free. A great drink to enjoy anytime of the day. If you like matcha, you'll like this latte. I would recommend it.

Minor Figures - Oat Milk Matcha Latte | 8.5 Oz (12 Pack) | Vegan, Non Dairy Matcha Latte | Ceremonial Grade Matcha with Oat MilkI have tried a bunch of different oat milk based products from this company – my favorite is the Chai Tea Oatmilk Latte – and unfortunately found this one lacking.Some background: this company is based in the Netherlands and is oatmilk focused. These lattes are a new product line, their primary focus is oatmilk. When you look at calories you can see that it’s European; the calorie count and ingredients are all a little odd (calories are a little high for a small bottle, must be from the oil and oatmilk).I normally love matcha, but personally I don’t think matcha and oatmilk mesh together flavor wise. This latte is not very sweet and the oat taste of the milk made the matcha taste a little odd and bitter. There’s some oil added, I assume to help with taste or maybe to make the matcha last longer, and it causes the drink to look a little gross – if you pour it into a glass the oil will pool at the top. The matcha is not green and is instead brown; this is to be expected since it must be kept in a can instead of made fresh.The mixture is OK and the product itself didn’t have that many problems, but I’d still recommend some of the company’s other oatmilk products over this; they are more visually appealing and taste better.

This "Minor Figures - Oat Milk Matcha Latte" is pretty good, quite tasty, subtle and elegant flavor, and not too sweet. You can taste the quality of matcha used, good flavor and not artificial. This is non-dairy, and oat m*lk (and oat based dairy replacement) is used; it is creamy, but with a pleasant "malt" flavor. 189 calories per can of 8.45oz; probably from the carbohydrates from the oat. 0g added sugar. Ceremonial grade matcha.This product is not cheap, almost $2.50 a can, but not terrible and you can definitely taste the quality. I think it is still very worthy of a try.I tried 4 different Minor Figures drinks (arranged in my order of preference):- coffee latte- matcha latte- mocha- chai latteThis "matcha latte" is my 2nd favorite, behind the coffee latte. And if you are not into coffee, then this matcha latte is your best bet.Thank you for reading this review, I hoped that this review & the pictures are helpful to you in support of your purchase decision.

I was so excited to try Minor Figures' Matcha Latte. I tried one of their Chai Lattes and really liked it. I purchased a full case from their website. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed. I am not sure what happened. Perhaps my order went bad in the hot, humid weather of the southern US. The matcha looks like it oxidized a long time ago. It is a dull, unappealing brown-green color rather than the bright, vibrant green I expect from high quality, fresh matcha. It tastes like slightly sweetened muddy water.Furthermore, I emailed their customer service after I received and tried my order, hoping they would rectify the situation. I got an automated request stating they received my email, but no further response. I emailed about a week later to follow up, still no response. It has been over 3 weeks now since my first email and no one has responded. I am very disappointed and upset.

Maybe I don’t like oat milk? Or maybe it’s the macha oat milk combo? But it tasted vile. Not just not-tasty, but actually sour like something went bad.Gross.…But at least I didn’t have to take a lactose supplement with it.I gave one to my brother-in-law who also likes macha, and he said he liked it. He could taste the matcha and what he guessed was the oat milk (first time he tried oat milk).I can’t taste the matcha in the slightest. I’d rather make my own straight matcha. I will not be getting these again. And maybe I won’t do oat milk at all in the future. It’s not that healthy anyway.

Basically, this beverage is a green tea latte with oat milk (or oat drink), and it tastes good. The flavor is not gross or anything, but it is a bit salty. I like that it’s not that sweet and heavy, but it’s more like a mildly sweet green tea latte. If the typical green tea latte with regular milk is thick, sweet, and creamy with strong matcha powder taste, this one is like very lite, casual, not-so-sweet, and maybe a little salty with a subtle matcha powder taste. However, this is an oat milk drink, and I like this option. Overall, this drink is good for me to grab quickly when I don’t want to have any caffeine intake. The can does not say how much caffeine it has, but I’m sure it’s has very minimal amount since it contains small amount of matcha tea.