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Hojicha

Yabukita

Hojicha green tea tea — watercolor illustration
Oxidación 3%
Cafeína 8,0 mg
L-Teanina 4,5 mg
Cosecha Autumn
Altitud Low (0-300m)
Tipo de Hoja Roasted stems and leaves

Descripción

Hojicha is a Japanese roasted green tea made by firing bancha or kukicha leaves and stems at high temperatures. The roasting process transforms the tea into warm reddish-brown leaves that brew a toasty, caramel-like infusion with very low caffeine content. Its gentle, non-astringent character makes it a popular evening tea in Japan and a favorite for children.

Guía de Elaboración

Temperatura 95°C
Tiempo de Infusión 30s
Ratio de Agua 75ml/g
Infusiones 2x

Recipiente recomendado: Ceramic teapot or kyusu

Unlike most green teas, hojicha is roasted and handles high temperatures well. A quick steep at near-boiling brings out its toasty caramel notes. Oversteeping makes it thin rather than bitter. Good for cold brewing in summer.

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