Japan Hojicha Association

Hojicha, for gentler days.

Kuki Hojicha (stem hojicha)

Stems that Ippodo says are roasted deeply, described as having a coffee-like aroma, body and sweetness — a useful reminder that 'stem' or 'bō' in a name does not mean a light roast.

Ippodo Chaho

Kuki Hojicha (stem hojicha)
Form
Loose leaf
Tea merchant's prefecture
Kyoto
Where the leaf was grown
Part used
Roast
Brewing as the maker suggests

Entries are edited from information each company has published; they are not tasting scores, and this is not an exhaustive list of products. Blank fields mean the reference page did not state it. Whether a product contains added sugar is taken from the sugar entry in the ingredients list, and 'light' or 'deep' follows each company's own wording.

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