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Source: The MSU Exponent

Sasha Oratz is a full-time artist who starts every day with a hand-whisked matcha. She's now working to turn her morning ritual into a business. Bozeman Matcha is her new passion project, and it’s having its first pop-up event next week.The event will be held at Light House on Main St. from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. this Sunday, Nov. 8. “I just felt like there wasn’t any truly dedicated spots to get a good matcha. There are a lot of good specialty coffee places, but nowhere is really serving a well-considered matcha beverage,” she said.Matcha is part of Oratz’s everyday routine. “When I wake up and make my matcha it both relaxes and energizes me and gives me energy to get into my day of painting,” she said. Oratz is a full-time painter who has just recently found the time to create her business.

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