Sourced from:Japan
Louise the tea taster says
Back in the day when tea was too expensive for your average Japanese peasant, they’d mix it with toasted rice to make it go further. From such humble beginnings has grown a tea that, in today’s Japan, is celebrated in its own right as Genmaicha tea – or, to its friends, Popcorn tea. The British equivalent would probably be something like bubble and squeak, although obviously not recommended for use in teapots.
How does it taste?
Green tea with a popcorny, almost nutty undertone. “Sugar Puffs in a cup” – truly unique.
Good if you're feeling
in need of a treat. As indulgent as a trip to the movies, but without the violence and naughty language, this sweet green tea will lift your spirits.
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Naturally contains caffeine |
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Our whole leaf temples are better than the dust in your regular tea bag! |
