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Genmaicha Tsukimi

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A fragrant caffeine-free Genmaicha with a bold aroma of toasted rice and a soft nutty taste with a hint of sweetness.

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At a Glance

Made of award-winning roasted sweet brown mochi rice. Genmaicha Tsukimi is caffeine-free because it contains no green tea leaves, unlike regular Genmaicha. The sweet brown mochi rice is expertly roasted and fully cooked so it's edible as is or after brewing.

Make your own toasty blends by mixing Genmaicha Tsukimi with Sencha or Hojicha, or other teas!

Tasting Notes

Roasted Brown Rice Tea offers a fragrant, bold toasted rice aroma and a soft nutty taste with a hint of sweetness. A unique caffeine-free cup of Genmaicha that's smooth and soothing with the original sweetness of mochi rice.

Brew Guide

Use the amounts below as a guide—adjust to your taste preference.

  • Loose Tea: 1 tablespoon
  • Water: 8oz (1 cup)
  • Water Temperature: 203°F (95°C)
  • Steeping Time: 3-5 minutes (up to 2 times)
Health Benefits

  • Promotes relaxation and aids digestion.
  • Rich in protein and vitamins.
  • Naturally Caffeine-free, offering a soothing experience.
  • Ideal for both mental and physical relaxation.

Meet the farmer
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MINORU TANAKA

田中実

From Hokkaido, Japan

Sourced from a family-run farm in Hokkaido, Japan—a prefecture known for maintaining top agricultural standards—organically grown and carefully crafted in small batches.

Additional Details
Product Type Weight Dimensions
100g Tin (Loose Tea) 5.7oz 6"H x 3"D x 3"W
100g Tin Refill (Loose Tea) 3.9oz 6"H x 3"D x 1"W
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そば茶の淹れ方

HOW TO BREW SOBACHA

1 | Heat fresh, filtered water until boiled. Recommended water temperature is 203°F (95°C), ideal for bringing out the fragrance and flavor in Sobacha.

2 | Pour water over the Sobacha Aiji Buckwheat Tea.

3 | Steep for 3-5 minutes. This tea can be steeped up to two times, and you can eat the spent kernels afterward.

冷やしそば茶の淹れ方

HOW TO BREW ICED SOBACHA

1 | In a Brew Bottle or pitcher, pour hot water close to 203°F (95°C) over the Sobacha.

2 | Steep in the fridge for 1 hour and enjoy!

Note: Iced Sobacha lasts in the fridge for 2-3 days.

Customer Reviews

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My favorite

I love having this at night without the caffeine. I love the roasted brown rice favor!

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808sushi
good, fresh but pricey

Tastes good, but pricey. I do like it on the sweet side so I do add honey to it. Comforting.

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D.R.
My favorite

It’s my favorite tea it’s so comforting my only wish would be that it’s cheaper so I can buy more

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Ignacio
Nice popcorn-ey smell!

This was my first time trying a Genmaicha, and it didn't disappoint! It had a nice popcorn smell, especially when I poured hot water over it. It tastes great mixed with green tea leaves, too.

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Mandalorian
A bit pricey, but genmai rice without the tea leaves is impossible to find now

This genmai rice is a bit pricey, but it goes a long way. We used to be able to buy just the roasted rice and popped rice in a huge bag at our local Japanese market, but it's no longer sold. We searched and searched and finally found this. And as far as quality, it very good in that it has a large amount of popped rice mixed in with the roasted rice kernels.

It's called tea, but technically, there isn't any real tea leaves included. Many products are sold as teas because some apparently brew the popped and roasted rice straight without actual green tea leaves, and it's considered a "tea" in the sense that it's a brewed beverage made by brewing roasted and popped rice. However, we use this in a more traditional way by adding it to green tea, to make genmaicha or green tea with roasted rice. Very delicious and satisfying.

I deducted a star because it's a bit more pricey than how I used to buy the roasted and popped rice in bulk, but given that it's hard to find and the fact that a little goes a long way, it's still worth buying! We can highly recommend Senbird!