Brown Rice Green Tea | Genmaicha Tea | 15 Sachets

Simple Ingredients, Big Comfort: Genmaicha Tea 

This Genmaicha tea is made with high-quality Sencha green tea paired with roasted and popped rice, bringing out a naturally sweet, roasted flavor. Simple ingredients deliver immense comfort. The roasted rice exudes a subtle nutty aroma and natural sweetness, perfectly balancing the refreshing, vegetal notes of the Sencha, creating a warm, smooth taste that brings immediate relaxation and comfort.

✨Tip: Brewing with hotter water enhances the roasted rice aroma; brewing at a lower temperature better highlights the refreshing vegetal notes of the Sencha.

💡Fun Fact: Genmaicha literally translates to "brown rice tea."

🍵🌾Gentle Invigoration: Made with high-quality Sencha green tea, containing natural tea polyphenols and caffeine for a gentle, non-overstimulating pick-me-up.

🍵🌾Soothing & Healing: Roasted and popped brown rice brings a subtle nutty aroma and natural sweetness, with a warm, smooth texture that provides a deeply comforting feeling, perfect for an afternoon relaxation.

🍵🌾Layered Aroma: The fresh, vegetal notes of green tea perfectly blend with the roasted rice aroma, creating a balanced taste and distinct aromatic layers.

🍵🌾Pure & Natural: Only uses premium Sencha and roasted rice from Miyazaki and Kagoshima prefectures in Japan, with no added flavors or artificial ingredients, preserving the tea's authentic taste.

🍵🌾Flexible Brewing: Hot water brewing enhances the roasted rice aroma, while lower temperature brewing highlights the fresh taste of Sencha, allowing you to enjoy different flavors as you wish.

 Genmaicha Tea is a traditional Japanese brown rice tea that offers gentle invigoration and a distinctively layered aroma. The fresh green tea and roasted rice flavors are balanced and integrated, bringing natural sweetness and a soothing, comforting sensation, making it an ideal choice for afternoon relaxation or daily wellness.

Ingredients

Uses high-quality Sencha tea from Miyazaki and Kagoshima prefectures in Japan.