He is also an excellent whisker, so is the person to ask if you want a nice bowl of bubbly matcha. Particularly after experiencing its delicious versatility it in sweets and ice creams, he became a big fan, so is delighted to be part of Taiki Tea. A travel enthusiast, he first came across matcha tea on a trip that took in several parts of the far East. Formerly a lawyer in London, he is now a full-time creative appearing on Sky Arts' "Master of Photography" television competition in May 2016, writing freelance about films, and penning his first novel.
Neal Gruer is a photographer and writer, currently based in Glasgow. She regularly writes or provides expert comment in the media including Shortlist, .uk, Huffington Post, The Independent, Sunday Times, Style, Evening Standard, Glamour Magazine, , Natural Health Magazine, Your Fitness Today magazine, , Womens Health Magazine etc. As a independent Nutritional Therapist, Nutrition Consultant and Yoga Teacher, she has busy clinics in Clerkenwell and Marylebone and teaches studio yoga classes at Frame. Libby Limon is a degree qualified, London based Nutritional Therapist as well as experienced yoga teacher. Lucky for her, socks are her specialty, so we all have cosy feet here at Taiki HQ. Apart from running, Melissa is a not so secret knitter in her spare time. This year she hopes to complete her eighth race. She is a keen health and fitness enthusiast, you will mostly find her pounding the pavements, training for a half marathon. Her previous roles include being a key member of the buying team at Boots. Melissa brings several years of experience in retail management, product development and purchasing to Taiki Tea. Natasha is not only sourcing organic Matcha tea, but she is also collaborating with ceramic artists local to her home in East London to realise her vision of taking the traditional ceremonial elements of matcha tea, whilst adding more than a smidge of East London's distinctive vibe and energy. Then she found matcha and so began an amazing journey and Taiki Tea. Natasha missed her coffee ritual and found that the available alternatives didn't quite hit the spot of her beloved Flat White. Taiki Tea was borne from a love of coffee which Natasha quit in 2015.
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