Genmaicha Tea Bags
Organic
Genmaicha Tea Bags
Organic
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This certified organic genmaicha is made in Kumamoto from organic toasted rice and organic Yabukita green tea. Warm grain aroma opens the cup, followed by a clear green-tea body and a gently sweet finish.
Certified organic rice and green tea
Yabukita from Kumamoto
Toasted aroma with a rounded tea finish
The tea bags keep the proportion of rice and leaf consistent for a warm cup or a clean iced brew.
Details
Origin: Kumamoto, Japan
Tea Cultivar: Yabukita
Blend: Organic green tea and organic toasted rice
Certification: Organic
Format: Tea bags
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Organic Genmaicha from Kumamoto
Two Organic Ingredients
Genmaicha brings two crops into one cup. This blend pairs certified organic toasted rice from Kumamoto with certified organic Yabukita green tea from the same prefecture.
The rice contributes immediate warmth and aroma. Yabukita contributes freshness, body, and the slight bitterness that keeps the roast from becoming heavy. Both ingredients remain recognizable after brewing.
Organic certification applies to the finished composition rather than to a general claim about Kumamoto tea. The identity of this product rests on the two certified materials used in the bag: roasted rice and green tea.
Roast, Then Green Tea
Proportion determines the sequence. Too much rice leaves only fragrance; too much leaf hides the purpose of the roast. Here, toasted grain arrives first, the green tea follows, and a soft sweetness joins them in the finish.
The tea bag fixes that ratio for each infusion. The format is simple, but the composition remains a balance between two organic materials.
Drinking
Heals
We present Japanese tea and matcha as part of the Drinking Heals collection. In Japan, IPPUKU describes a brief pause—sometimes with tea, sometimes with a cigarette. Drinking Heals reimagines IPPUKU through Japanese tea. Inspired by the familiar warning “ Smoking Kills ” , it proposes another message: “ Drinking Heals .” A moment once associated with tobacco becomes a quiet ritual of water, tea, and time.
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