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Orginal Japan Manufacture Zhejiang,China Net Weight 100g 250g 500g Expired Date 24 Months Storage Condition Dry, Refrigerated, No odor, Well-Sealed, Sunshine Shielded, Low Temperature What...
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Japan

Manufacture

Zhejiang,China
Net Weight 100g 250g 500g
Expired Date 24 Months
Storage Condition Dry, Refrigerated, No odor, Well-Sealed, Sunshine Shielded, Low Temperature

What is genmaicha tea

Genmaicha is a type of tea which is very popular in Japan, made by combining Sencha green tea with toasted rice. The term genmaicha collectively means "brown rice tea." It is also called bancha tea, which is not to be confused with what has come to be referred to as "bancha" in the West. As defined by Japanese law, genmaicha contains no less than 30% of rice.

This delicious tea is composed of the top part of sencha leaves, roasted brown rice and kukicha dried twig tea. It has a mellow taste with an aftertaste that is similar to butterscotch. This lovely blend packs a punch of caffeine which stimulates mental clarity and focus.

What are the benefits of genmaicha tea?

The health benefits of genmaicha tea are thought to lie in the components of both green tea and roasted brown rice. The combination brings together the polyphenols that are present in tea leaves with the fiber that is found in rice. Green tea contains catechins, which are believed to have antioxidant effects that may protect against cellular damage and aging. Fiber can help to lower cholesterol and decrease the risk of heart disease.

The taste and aroma of genmaicha tea is also considered to be comforting and relaxing. It includes woody, earthy and nutty flavors that come from the roasted brown rice and has a sweet scent that is found in green tea leaves. The combination makes it appealing to many tea drinkers and encourages them to add this tea to their daily drinking regimen.

Genmaicha tea is sometimes called brown rice tea, but it is actually a type of green tea. The name genmaicha comes from the Japanese words "genmai" and "cha," which mean roasted brown rice and green tea, respectively. It is also sometimes referred to as popcorn tea because tiny pieces of rice are added to the blend, giving it a similar appearance and texture to popped corn. Genmaicha was originally consumed in Japan but has spread across Asia and is now available around the world.

How to brew genmaicha (玄米茶)

It is said that genmaicha was created accidentally in Japan. This story goes back to before the Edo period (1603-1867). There were two major tea producing regions in Japan, Uji and Wazuka, both located near Kyoto. In those days, there existed a lord named Nobunaga Oda who loved green tea. At that time, one of his retainers named Sen no Rikkyu was very fond of Genmai cha which means "tea with grains" or "brown rice tea."

How to make genmaicha tea?

It's very easy to make genmaicha tea, just follow the steps below,

Step 1. Scoop 1 spoon of Genmaicha green tea  ( 1 serving) into a cup.

Step 2. Pour hot water (160 degree Fahrenheit or 70 degree Celsius).

Step 3. Wait for 30 seconds to 1 minute for the color of green tea to change, it should turn brownish after steeping time is up.

You can enjoy the caramel like taste and wonderful aroma of genmaicha tea.

How much Caffeine content is in genmaicha?

The caffeine content in genmaicha (brown rice tea) can vary depending on the amount of actual green tea used and how much roasted rice is added. It can range from 1/2 the caffeine of a cup of coffee, to as much as twice as much.

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