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House Roasted Tanegashima Bancha Houjicha

Variant

A sweet and comforting houjicha made from bancha produced by various small farmers in Tanegashima. Last month, we featured a house roasted kukicha from the same collective of farmers, and we're excited to showcase more of their unique offerings with this selection made from the late harvest tea grown throughout the island. Unassuming but deeply inviting, this houjicha is ultra classic and incredibly drinkable.  

Tasting Notes

  • Kettle corn
  • Pistachio
  • Honey

Information

Producer: Various Small Farmers
Cultivar: Blend
Production Area: Tanegashima Island
Production Year: 2026
Packaging: 50g

  • Nutty
  • Earthy
  • Roasty

A sweet and comforting houjicha made from bancha produced by various small farmers in Tanegashima. We're excited to showcase more of their unique offerings with this selection made from the late harvest tea grown throughout the island. Unassuming but deeply inviting, this houjicha is ultra classic and incredibly drinkable.  

Preparation

Iced

Water: 150ml
Leaf Amount: 6g (195F)
Brew Time: 2 minutes

Pour over ice

Hot

Water: 180ml (190°F)
Leaf Amount: 5g
Brew Time: 1 minute

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Various Small Farmers

We work closely with a network of small farms through our connections to Japan’s regional tea markets. Each prefecture maintains its own auction system, where teas from local producers are bid on. Our trusted partners participate in these markets on our behalf, giving us access to teas from multiple farmers—often thoughtfully blended—to achieve a balance of exceptional quality and consistent volume. Since a single tea can often draw from the harvests of a dozen or more producers, we consider it best described as the work of multiple small growers—comparable to a field blend in the world of wine, where balance and character emerge from the harmony of many sources.

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