Organic roasted brown rice for blending
Roasted brown rice for those who enjoy blending their own genmaicha. The rice is 100% organic, produced without using any artificial fertilizer or pesticide.
We recommend blending the organic genmai with sencha but it also works very well with kabusecha and gyokuro.
The usual blending ratio is 30-40% genmai and 60-70% green tea, but it depends on your taste. Feel free to experiment with ratio and make your own favorite genmaicha blend!
Please note, that the Genmai does not come with tea. For blending, the tea needs to be purchased separately.
Place of Origin: Kyoto, Japan
Organically produced with JAS* certification.
*organic JAS (Japan Agricultural Standards): Only the produce that can meet the following terms are certified as JAS-certified organic produce.
① Prohibited pesticides and chemical fertilizers have not been used over two years in the fields when seeding and planting.
② Prohibited pesticides and chemical fertilizers have not been used while plants are growing, either.
③ The ingredients of fertilizers or pesticides used in the fields should be natural or produced only by using natural ingredients which are not processed chemically.
④ The fields, facilities and equipment should be kept away from spreading or mixing pesticides and chemical fertilizers.
⑤ Genetically-modified seeds are not used.
⑥ Pesticides for the purposes of the extermination of disease and insect pests are not used.
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Item code: TNP085
Origin: Mie Pref., JAPAN
Ingredients: brown rice
Best before: AUG / 2025
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1. Blend the genmai with the green tea of your choice. If you prefer a stronger green tea flavor, put less, but if you like a strong roasted rice flavor, put more.
2. Put 5g (1 tsp ) of Genmaicha into a Japanese teapot.
3. Cool boiled water down to 85℃ (185ºF) and pour it (250cc) into the teapot.
4. Steep for 30 seconds and pour an equal amount of tea into each cup.
This is how we recommend brewing this tea, but we all have our preferences, so try experimenting to find the way you like it the most.
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Ta******, 2023-02-13 09:59 JST, CANADA
I was very happy to discover that Sazen started offering genmai by itself. This saves me time because I usually make it myself. Don't be shy to experiment! while it is very delicious when added to tea, it is a very versatile ingredient as it is just toasted rice. Try it on a salad, a small sprinkle over a roasted fish, or even an interesting ingredient to homemade chocolate :) as for my favourite pairing for tea, it may outshine the higher quality teas with its roasted flavour, so I personally prefer blending it with a tea that has lots of stems in it.