HŌJICHA - BARISTA EDITION - 250g
Superior Roasted Green Tea Powder
Sourced directly from the farm in Japan
Best used for Hōjicha Latte
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Cultivar: Blend
Sweetness: 4/5
Roast: 4.5/5 |
Hōjicha - 焙じ茶 - appeared to the world in the 1920’s, and it’s not going anywhere.
It’s been gaining popularity at the most avant-garde tea/coffee shops around the world (especially in the form of powder, hence the love for “Lattes” around the globe).
Basically, Hōjicha is a roasted green tea usually made from Bancha “番茶” that translates to “common tea"; a green tea made from the last harvest of the year.
Then the Bancha is roasted, traditionally on a porcelain pot over charcoal fire which changes its color, aroma, taste, chemistry and becoming an exquisite nutty delight. You should expect a nutty, toasty, caramel like flavor with very slight astringency and almost no bitterness. Our Hōjicha powder will give you a more chocolate/cacao vibe but is perfect for night time drinking due to it's almost non existent caffeine levels. |
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- Matcha Brewing Instructions
Usucha: 2gr ( 1tsp ) Matcha + 2.5 oz water at 165* to 190*
Koicha: 4gr ( 2tsp )Matcha + 1.5 oz water. at 165*
Americano: 2gr ( 1tsp ) Matcha + 1.5oz Water, Whisk and complete with desired water amount.
Latte: 3gr ( 1.5tsp ) Matcha + 1.5oz water Whisk then complete with desired milk.
Other: We suggest using 2-3 grams for other uses. Depends on you really.
Note: If your Matcha is too strong or too week, try reducing or increasing the Matcha/water amount.
Remember that the hotter the water the bolder infusion.
Matcha Brewing Instructions
Usucha: 2gr ( 1tsp ) Matcha + 2.5 oz water at 165* to 190*
Koicha: 4gr ( 2tsp )Matcha + 1.5 oz water. at 165*
Americano: 2gr ( 1tsp ) Matcha + 1.5oz Water, Whisk and complete with desired water amount.
Latte: 3gr ( 1.5tsp ) Matcha + 1.5oz water Whisk then complete with desired milk.
Other: We suggest using 2-3 grams for other uses. Depends on you really.
Note: If your Matcha is too strong or too week, try reducing or increasing the Matcha/water amount.
Remember that the hotter the water the bolder infusion.