Genmaicha with Sencha Danran, АА, 2025
Genmaicha (fried rice tea) is typically a blend of bancha or sencha green tea and fried rice. This blend combines the tart notes of green tea with the nutty aroma of fried rice. Genmaicha contains less caffeine than sencha or other green teas.
Genmaicha (fried rice tea) is typically a blend of bancha or sencha green tea and fried rice. This blend combines the tart notes of green tea with the nutty aroma of fried rice. The Japanese, in keeping with their long-standing tradition of drinking genmaicha, consider it a variety of Japanese green tea rather than a blend.
The rice is typically blended with the green tea in a 1:1 ratio, although this ratio can vary depending on the brewer.
Genmaicha contains less caffeine than sencha or other green teas.
How to brew
Steaming
- Teaware: porcelain or clay teapot / gaiwan
- Water: 60-75°С
- Ratio of dry tea leaves: 3-4 g. per 200 ml of water
The first steeping time is 1.5-2 minutes, the following steeping times are 30-40 seconds (water temperature 70-80°C).
The flavor remains consistent over 3-5 infusions.
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Free delivery within Poland — for orders over 250 PLN.
Delivery time is from 2 business days.
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