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MOYA Hojicha Leaf Tea & Mug Set

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The set contains Moya Hojicha organic leaf tea 60g and one handmade Take Mug.

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  • Hojicha: Roasted Tea From Kyoto

Organic Hojicha is a roasted green tea with a toasty, smoky aroma, unique nutty-caramel flavour, and deeply crimson colour. At first the taste is surprising, but soon after it becomes addictive. The very unique taste of this tea, free of bitterness typical of other green teas, makes it a perfect alternative to black tea. The process of roasting the leaves was first performed in 1920 in Kyoto, where the name "hoji-cha” (ほうじ茶), meaning roasted tea, comes from.

Due to its unique production process, Hojicha is a tea that has exceptionally low caffeine content as it is reduced during the roasting process. Pregnant women, children and elderly in Japan often drink Hojicha and it’s a common evening tea. Hojicha is valued for its extraordinary flavour and aroma, and it also has many properties that are beneficial to our health. Just like other Japanese green teas, Hojicha is a rich source of catechins and antioxidants. Drinking Hojicha is good for the digestion, and it also delays the ageing processes, helps to get rid of toxins, reduces bad cholesterol and keeps the sugar levels normal. Its leaves contain easily absorbable vitamin C, beta-carotene, folic acid, potassium, calcium and phosphorus.

Hojicha Preparation:

    • Volume: 2-3g/200ml
    • Temperature: 75-90°C
    • Infusion Time: 1-3 min
    • Multiple Infusions: Yes, up to 3

  • Take Mug: 

The Take cup is a traditional teacup for drinking leaf tea infusions. Its fluted walls and delicate structure make it sit comfortably in your hands. Patterns on a blue background are associated with bamboo stalks swayed by the wind, hence the Japanese name Take, meaning ‘bamboo’.

This unique teacup was produced in the Shino pottery style in the city of Toki on the Japanese island of Honshu. For years, dishes have been produced there according to the Japanese tea tradition. In the first stage, the vessel is shaped with a mould. Later, the final shape and patterns are handcrafted, making each cup unique.

    • Volume: 170ml
    • Size: Ø7 x H8.5 cm
    • Dishwasher safe
    • Made in Japan
    • As this is a handcrafted product, dimension and colour may vary slightly