Nº7 Marubi | Hojicha
Nº7 Marubi | Hojicha
Nº7 Marubi | Hojicha
Nº7 Marubi | Hojicha
Nº7 Marubi | Hojicha
Nº7 Marubi | Hojicha

PURE HOJICHA

Nº7 Marubi | Hojicha

3 Reviews
¥3,100

Directly produced at the foot of Mt Fuji and cultivated in its rich soil, nourished by its volcanic nutrients. Our award-winning Marubi has a melting sweet taste and a slightly smoked aroma that leaves a fresh aftertaste. It has a relaxing effect that warms the body. It is best to drink this tea during colder seasons, in Autumn and Winter, right after dinner.

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Harvest
June 2022

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Fuji
Shizuoka

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3 Infusions
Per Serving

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Loose
Leaves

QUANTITY

Details & Attributes

A sweet taste created by roasting the stems.
Enjoy the sweet aroma before you put your mouth on it, and when you drink it, it flows easily down your tongue and passes down the back of your throat.

There is little astringency, and when brewed thickly, it has a coffee-like bitterness.

Color: Amber

Suggested consumption mode:
Hot 

Caffeine:
★ Low

Manufacturing: Roasted Stem Tea

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Bitterness
40%
Astringency (First Taste)
20%
Sweetness
100%
Umami
20%
Fragrance
80%
Granularity
15%
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Preparation Guidelines

Although we always suggest the usage of a Kyusu to serve the perfect tea, Mohei's tea can be prepared with the simplest utensils we all have at home! The most important part is to follow the instructions below to get all the tastes of Marubi.

Marubi can be infused up to 3 times. Each numbers below are listed from left to right, 1st infusion to the last.

Quantity of tea (in gram) per serving

3g = Up to 3 infusions

Water Quantity (in ml) per infusion

150-> 150-> 150

Water Temperature (inCº) per infusion

100-> 100-> 100

Brewing time (in seconds) per infusion

40-> 60-> 120

Preparation Guidelines

Although we always suggest the usage of a Kyusu to serve the perfect tea, Mohei's tea can be prepared with the simplest utensils we all have at home! The most important part is to follow the instructions below to get all the tastes of Marubi.

Marubi can be infused up to 3 times. Each numbers below are listed from left to right, 1st infusion to the last.

Quantity of tea (in gram)
per serving

3g = Up to 3 infusions

Water quantity (in ml) 
per infusion

150-> 150-> 150

Water temperature (in Cº) per infusion

100-> 100-> 100

Brewing time (in seconds)
per infusion

40-> 60-> 120

Tea Pairing

Best moment of the day: For Dinner

Japanese tea is traditionally offered with Japanese sweets.
They also pair very well with all sorts of meals, either for breakfast, lunch, breaks, or even dinner (for the lower-caffeine tea).

During his years of serving tea to his dear customers, Mohei's knowledge of the flavors and characteristics of his teas allows him to share the wonders of an exceptional green tea served with the right food. When paired well, Japanese tea can unlock further benefits such as better digestion, better diet, or enhanced sensation of satiety.

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