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Genmaicha Brown Rice Tea • Traditional Japanese Blend • Toasted Rice Aroma • Nutty & Savory • Low Caffeine
Genmaicha Brown Rice Tea • Traditional Japanese Blend • Toasted Rice Aroma • Nutty & Savory • Low Caffeine
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✨ Genmaicha Brown Rice Tea • Traditional Japanese Blend • Toasted Rice Aroma • Nutty & Savory • Low Caffeine ✨
Product Highlights:
🍚 Classic Japanese Blend: Genmaicha is a beloved Japanese tea made by blending steamed green tea (Sencha or Bancha) with roasted brown rice. The rice adds a distinctive toasty, nutty flavor that balances the tea's mild vegetal notes, creating a uniquely comforting and savory cup.
🌾 Artisanal Craftsmanship: The brown rice is carefully soaked, steamed, and roasted to perfection, then blended with hand-picked green tea leaves. This traditional process, developed centuries ago, enhances the tea’s earthy sweetness and creates its signature golden-brown infusion.
🍵 Flavor Profile:
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Aroma: Warm, toasted rice fragrance with hints of popcorn and a subtle green tea freshness.
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Taste: Smooth, mellow, and savory (umami) with a creamy mouthfeel. Notes of roasted nuts, caramelized rice, and a clean, slightly sweet finish. No bitterness.
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Liquor: Pale golden-yellow, clear, with a bright, inviting glow.
Key Benefits:
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Low Caffeine: The rice content naturally reduces caffeine levels—perfect for afternoons or evening relaxation.
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Gentle on the Stomach: The roasted rice creates a milder, less astringent brew, making it ideal for sensitive stomachs.
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Rich in Antioxidants: Green tea provides catechins and vitamins for immunity and vitality.
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Calming & Comforting: The warm, roasted aroma soothes the senses and promotes relaxation.
Brewing Guide:
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Hot Tea: Use 85°C (185°F) water. Steep 1 tablespoon (5g) per 200ml for 1-2 minutes.
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Cold Brew: Steep 2 tablespoons (10g) in 1L cold water overnight for a refreshing iced tea.
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Re-Steep: Enjoy 2-3 infusions, gradually increasing time by 30 seconds.
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Pro Tip: Pair with grilled fish, sushi, or light snacks for an authentic Japanese experience.
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