Kuro Roasted Tea Dark Roast Hojicha Powder from Japan
Made with deeply roasted organic green tea leaves from Kagoshima, Japan. A rich, toasty flavour that’s slightly sweet with notes of cocoa. Almost caffeine-free, enjoy hojicha at any time of the day.
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Why we made this
Hojicha is Japanese roasted green tea and is widely popular in Japan for its smoky flavour and extremely low caffeine content. This makes a great choice for making lattes, cakes, and other flavoured confectionaries.
Essential information
Origin: Kagoshima, Japan
Tasting Notes: Toasty and sweet with cocoa notes
Serving Size: 2 grams (1 tsp)
How to enjoy
Use this matcha to make lattes, cakes, and other flavoured confectionaries.
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