Japanese Bancha teas: Spring Bancha, Houjicha and Kyobancha
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Bancha Haru (Spring Bancha) Green Tea
- €5,70 – €16,90
- Bancha Haru ("Bancha of Spring") is an unshaded green tea picked in very early spring (prevernal) coming from the prefecture of Kagoshima in the south of Japan. The early spring character and the careful processing in a way that otherwise only Sencha-, Kabusecha- and Gyokuro teas are subjected to, are elevating this Bancha tea in terms of quality and taste…
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Hojicha Kiniro Roasted Green Tea
- €6,90 – €23,90
- Hojicha Kiniro (jap. Hōjicha Kiniro 焙じ茶 = „Rösttee“; „kiniro" = "golden color“) is an (unshaded) Bancha tea picked after the first Sencha harvest in June that after its processing to a green tea is subjected to an intensive roasting process. It comes from the region of Wazuka, located in central Japan, near the cities of Kyoto and Osaka. The special…
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Mountain-Grown Roasted Bancha (Hojicha)
- €6,90 – €21,90
- The tradition of comparably cheap Bancha teas has been an integral part of Japan's everyday-culture for centuries. What makes this Bancha a Hojicha is the intensive roasting of the tea leafes after their initialy green tea processing. The result is a tasty thirst quencher, which due to is low caffeine content is also nicely suitable for children, caffeine-sensitive people as…
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