
Hojicha Isagawa Organic

A well balanced Japanese green tea made from a blend of leaves and stems, roasted to its characteristic taste and ochre colour.
Its crystal clear, brick-red liquor is smooth and silky, giving generous and comforting aromas of hardwood, toasted cereals and hazelnuts.
Among the classics of Japan, this everyday tea is often offered after a meal.
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