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Hojicha Roasted Green Tea
Which grind should I pick?
- Pour-over & dripMedium
- French press & cold brewCoarse
- Espresso & moka potFine
- Not sure, or grinding at homeWhole bean (stays fresh longest)
Available for this coffee: Loose leaf
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- Process
- Stone-milled into fine powder
- Caffeine
- Caffeinated
Tasting notes
- Toasted cereal
- Umami
Great for
- Whisked
- Latte
Pairs with real vanilla
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Toasty roasted green tea and cocoa-forward Ugandan vanilla make a mellow, nutty latte.
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Smooth roasted green tea powder with comforting toasted cereal notes
Hojicha Roasted Green Tea is a finely milled powder made from handpicked tea leaves and stems. This traditional Japanese tea delivers a smooth, comforting experience with warm roasted flavors.
In the cup: The brew offers a gentle roasted cereal aroma balanced by a savory umami character. Its smoothness makes for an inviting and quietly complex cup.
Pairs with real vanilla: The toasty, nutty qualities of hojicha blend beautifully with the bold, woody, and cocoa-forward notes of Ugandan vanilla, creating a mellow latte with rich depth. Shop Uganda Vanilla Beans, Grade A, 5 Beans ›
Perfect for: Whisked traditional tea or a mellow latte that highlights its warm, savory character
Try this: Add a split Ugandan vanilla bean to your milk while brewing for a rich, nutty vanilla infusion See every hojicha recipe ›
A quietly complex cup to savor

TEA SPECIFICATIONS
What's in this tea.
Toasted cereal, Umami

Roasted green tea
Hojicha Roasted Green Tea
Stone-milled roasted green tea (leaves and stems) with toasted-cereal and umami notes.
| Tea type | Roasted Japanese green tea (hojicha) |
|---|---|
| Form | Stone-milled powder of leaves and stems |
| Caffeine | Low — roasting reduces it (≈½ of sencha) |
| Water temp | ≈176°F (80°C) |
| Flavor notes | Toasted cereal, umami |
| Best for | Lattes, whisked tea, baking |
Ingredients and supplier steeping instructions are as listed; caffeine and general steep guidelines are standard industry reference figures for the tea type. Actual values vary by lot, leaf and brew.




