Mugicha is made from roasted barley kernels and has a toasty aroma and nutty flavor. When chilled, mugicha is especially refreshing and hydrating on a hot and humid day. Mugicha barley tea is best when cold brewed, but can also also be enjoyed hot.
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This organic Mugicha is named after trees, or Itsuki (樹) for its earthy notes. Mugicha is made from roasted barley kernels and has a toasty aroma and nutty flavor. When chilled, Mugicha is especially refreshing and hydrating on a hot and humid day. Mugicha barley tea is best when cold-brewed, but can also also be enjoyed hot.
In fact, Mugicha barley tea is commonly served throughout the spring and summer months in Japan. Since this herbal tea is caffeine-free with no calories, it’s a perfect tea to drink during any time of the day. Each pouch comes with 8 tea bags that conveniently make 1 liter of tea, enough to share with friends and family.
For hot brew, simply pour hot water close to 203°F (95°C) over the Mugicha and steep for 3-5 minutes. Keep or remove the teabag, depending on your taste preference.
Origin: Hokkaido, Japan
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This organic Mugicha is named after trees, or Itsuki (樹) for its earthy notes. Mugicha is made from roasted barley kernels and has a toasty aroma and nutty flavor. When chilled, Mugicha is especially refreshing and hydrating on a hot and humid day. Mugicha barley tea is best when cold-brewed, but can also also be enjoyed hot.
In fact, Mugicha barley tea is commonly served throughout the spring and summer months in Japan. Since this herbal tea is caffeine-free with no calories, it’s a perfect tea to drink during any time of the day. Each pouch comes with 8 tea bags that conveniently make 1 liter of tea, enough to share with friends and family.
For hot brew, simply pour hot water close to 203°F (95°C) over the Mugicha and steep for 3-5 minutes. Keep or remove the teabag, depending on your taste preference.
Origin: Hokkaido, Japan
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SKU: 19003HM
No Caffeine
Nutty Flavor
Good for Anytime
| Product Type | Weight | Dimensions |
| 8 Tea Bags | 3.4oz | 5"W x 8"H x 2"D |
This organic Mugicha is named after trees, or Itsuki (樹) for its earthy notes. Mugicha is made from roasted barley kernels and has a toasty aroma and nutty flavor. When chilled, Mugicha is especially refreshing and hydrating on a hot and humid day. Mugicha barley tea is best when cold-brewed, but can also also be enjoyed hot.
In fact, Mugicha barley tea is commonly served throughout the spring and summer months in Japan. Since this herbal tea is caffeine-free with no calories, it’s a perfect tea to drink during any time of the day. Each pouch comes with 8 tea bags that conveniently make 1 liter of tea, enough to share with friends and family.
For hot brew, simply pour hot water close to 203°F (95°C) over the Mugicha and steep for 3-5 minutes. Keep or remove the teabag, depending on your taste preference.
Origin: Hokkaido, Japan
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(verified owner) Submitted on:This tea is a staple in my house. It was a very nice, nutty flavor, and unlike the mugicha from the grocery store, I can leave these tea bags in my pitcher for a long time without the tea getting too bitter. Delicious!
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Lucky
(verified owner) Submitted on:As soon as I opened the well-sealed pouch I knew this tea would be delicious. It is delicate yet bold, and so smooth. I drink a lot of tea from all over the world but this one is easily up there as the best of it’s kind, so thank you to those who grow and harvest it and offer it for the world’s consumption. I’ve tried a first and second brew and both were very nice. (I was NOT paid or enticed to write this raving review. I’m just enthusiastic about tea.)
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JM
(verified owner) Submitted on:Toasty, smooth, and refreshing. I found my perfect caffeine free summer drink that would help with hydrating while getting my antioxidants!
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