Houjicha Tea - Organic
85
Percentile
3 ratings
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Commercial Description
...This process yields a cup which produces a lovely amber color, and smooth texture without the tannic sharpness of traditional green teas...
Ratings & Reviews
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87 Aroma: 7/10 Flavor: 5/5 Value: 5/5
Kmidst (14 reviews) on Nov. 5th, 2014
The scent is rich but subtle. It gives the impression that the tea will have a deep flavor sealed within it. And it's true - the taste is very well rounded. There isn't any of the sharp wood-like quality you might expect, but instead it's like a balanced earthiness. Something about the tea instantly makes me feel relaxed.
Thanks to Alex for the initial review of this tea, or I might not have even tried it!
Kmidst (14 reviews) on Nov. 5th, 2014
The scent is rich but subtle. It gives the impression that the tea will have a deep flavor sealed within it. And it's true - the taste is very well rounded. There isn't any of the sharp wood-like quality you might expect, but instead it's like a balanced earthiness. Something about the tea instantly makes me feel relaxed.
Thanks to Alex for the initial review of this tea, or I might not have even tried it!
93 Aroma: 9/10 Flavor: 5/5 Value: 5/5
Alex Zorach (1453 reviews) on Apr. 29th, 2013
A nutty and fruity hojicha, subtly aromatic. This is my favorite example of this type of tea yet...which surprises me because it's from China.
The dry leaf looks dark and has a fairly strong roasted aroma, but there's not much roastiness in the aroma of the brewed cup. Instead, I sense mostly nutty and fruity qualities. Much more oolong-like than typical for a hojicha. There's a certain lightness and freshness to this tea too...almost like a hint of wintergreen, a quality nearly always absent in this style of tea. There's also a hint of smokiness.
I'd definitely recommend this one; I think it is my all-time favorite hojicha. It's also very reasonably priced, and organic certified as well.
Alex Zorach (1453 reviews) on Apr. 29th, 2013
A nutty and fruity hojicha, subtly aromatic. This is my favorite example of this type of tea yet...which surprises me because it's from China.
The dry leaf looks dark and has a fairly strong roasted aroma, but there's not much roastiness in the aroma of the brewed cup. Instead, I sense mostly nutty and fruity qualities. Much more oolong-like than typical for a hojicha. There's a certain lightness and freshness to this tea too...almost like a hint of wintergreen, a quality nearly always absent in this style of tea. There's also a hint of smokiness.
I'd definitely recommend this one; I think it is my all-time favorite hojicha. It's also very reasonably priced, and organic certified as well.
77 Aroma: 7/10 Flavor: 4/5 Value: 4/5
Sylvia (215 reviews) on Apr. 27th, 2013
I like this tea. It's dark and strong, and it has a nice, rich flavor. I added cream and sugar.
Sylvia (215 reviews) on Apr. 27th, 2013
I like this tea. It's dark and strong, and it has a nice, rich flavor. I added cream and sugar.
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