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Japanese Premium Roasted Green Tea (Hojicha)

$38.00
DETAILS

Made from first-flush green tea leaves grown in Satsuma (Kagoshima) and roasted at high heat, this hojicha releases warm, toasty aromas with a smooth, mellow finish. Naturally low in caffeine and high in comfort, it’s perfect for quiet evenings, for children, or as a soothing close to rich meals.

MATERIALS / DIMENSIONS

-Material: Roasted Green Tea Leaves
-Net Weight: 1.23oz / 35g
-Best before 17/06/2027
-Made in Japan

SHIPPING

We deliver small goods across New Zealand (excluding PO Boxes) at a flat rate of $8. For orders totalling $100 or more, delivery is free.

HOT GREEN TEA

Step One

Add 0.28 oz (8 g) of tea leaves into a Japanese teapot.

Step Two

Japanese Green Tea
This tea reveals its umami best when brewed gently. Use water at 70–80°C (158–176°F), and let it steep for about 1 minute. The lower temperature allows sweetness to emerge while avoiding bitterness.

Japanese Roasted Rice Green Tea
Roasted rice aromas bloom best at higher temperatures. Brew with 90°C (194°F) water and steep for about 40 seconds. The slightly higher temperature helps release the roasted rice aroma without over-extracting.

Japanese Roasted Green Tea
Light and fragrant, this tea loves heat. Use boiling water—100°C (212°F)—and steep for just 30 seconds. The short brew time ensures a smooth taste and aromatic clarity.

Step Three

Pour gently into your teacup.

Enjoy your tea!

ICED GREEN TEA

Step One

Place 10–15g (0.35–0.53 oz) of tea leaves into a tea filter bag.

Step Two

Put the tea bag into a brewing pot—such as a tall, clear pitcher with a lid—and slowly pour in fresh, cold water.

Refrigerate for 4 to 6 hours or more.

Step Three

Pour into a teacup.

Enjoy your tea!