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Genmaicha

A toasty, nutty loose leaf Genmaicha (Sencha with roasted brown rice): buttery popcorn notes, soft umami and a clean, comforting finish.


The flavour

Golden-green in the cup with a warm, cereal sweetness. Expect toasted rice (nutty, popcorn-like) over a silky Sencha base—gentle umami, fresh-cut grass and a soft, buttery roundness. As it cools, the roast deepens and the sweetness lifts.


Why you’ll love it

•  Comfort in a cup – cosy, toasty character with clean green-tea freshness.

•  Low caffeine – easy all-day sipping; calm, steady energy.

•  Versatile – gorgeous hot; naturally sweet and smooth as a cold brew.

•  Food-friendly – brilliant with savoury snacks and Japanese dishes.


Origin & craft

•  Style: Genmaicha – Japanese Sencha blended with roasted brown rice.

•  Craft: Carefully pan-roasted rice (some grains ā€œpopā€) folded through steamed green tea for balance and aroma.

•  Selection: Sencha chosen for sweetness and clarity so the roast sings without overpowering.


Brewing guide

Western style

•  2–3g per 250ml

•  80°C water

•  2–3 minutes

•  Infusions: 2 (slightly shorter second steep)

Kyusu (short steeps, Japanese style)

•  5g per 200ml kyusu/teapot

•  75–80°C

•  60–90s, then 20–30s, then 45–60s (3–4 infusions)

Cold brew (extra smooth)

•  8–10g per 1L cold, filtered water

•  Chill 4–6 hours, strain; serve chilled.

Milk?Ā Best neat. A touch of honey is fine if you like it sweeter.

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Ingredients – Green tea (Sencha), roasted brown rice.

Caffeine – Low (gentler than most green teas).

Storage – Keep airtight, cool and dark.


FAQs

What is Genmaicha?

A Japanese green tea blended with roasted brown rice—toasty, nutty and smooth.

Is that real popcorn in the tea?

The ā€œpopcornā€ is popped rice from roasting. It adds aroma and charm.

How is it different from Sencha?

Genmaicha has Sencha’s fresh, grassy notes plus a warm, roasted flavour from the rice—rounder and more comforting.

Does it contain matcha?

Some versions do (matcha-iri Genmaicha). This blend is classic Genmaicha without added matcha for a cleaner cup. Izu Matcha can be found here.

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Description

A toasty, nutty loose leaf Genmaicha (Sencha with roasted brown rice): buttery popcorn notes, soft umami and a clean, comforting finish.


The flavour

Golden-green in the cup with a warm, cereal sweetness. Expect toasted rice (nutty, popcorn-like) over a silky Sencha base—gentle umami, fresh-cut grass and a soft, buttery roundness. As it cools, the roast deepens and the sweetness lifts.


Why you’ll love it

•  Comfort in a cup – cosy, toasty character with clean green-tea freshness.

•  Low caffeine – easy all-day sipping; calm, steady energy.

•  Versatile – gorgeous hot; naturally sweet and smooth as a cold brew.

•  Food-friendly – brilliant with savoury snacks and Japanese dishes.


Origin & craft

•  Style: Genmaicha – Japanese Sencha blended with roasted brown rice.

•  Craft: Carefully pan-roasted rice (some grains ā€œpopā€) folded through steamed green tea for balance and aroma.

•  Selection: Sencha chosen for sweetness and clarity so the roast sings without overpowering.


Brewing guide

Western style

•  2–3g per 250ml

•  80°C water

•  2–3 minutes

•  Infusions: 2 (slightly shorter second steep)

Kyusu (short steeps, Japanese style)

•  5g per 200ml kyusu/teapot

•  75–80°C

•  60–90s, then 20–30s, then 45–60s (3–4 infusions)

Cold brew (extra smooth)

•  8–10g per 1L cold, filtered water

•  Chill 4–6 hours, strain; serve chilled.

Milk?Ā Best neat. A touch of honey is fine if you like it sweeter.

Ā 

Ingredients – Green tea (Sencha), roasted brown rice.

Caffeine – Low (gentler than most green teas).

Storage – Keep airtight, cool and dark.


FAQs

What is Genmaicha?

A Japanese green tea blended with roasted brown rice—toasty, nutty and smooth.

Is that real popcorn in the tea?

The ā€œpopcornā€ is popped rice from roasting. It adds aroma and charm.

How is it different from Sencha?

Genmaicha has Sencha’s fresh, grassy notes plus a warm, roasted flavour from the rice—rounder and more comforting.

Does it contain matcha?

Some versions do (matcha-iri Genmaicha). This blend is classic Genmaicha without added matcha for a cleaner cup. Izu Matcha can be found here.