Genmaicha Organic : green tea with grilled rice - VIRTUE Tea

VIRTUE Tea

Genmaicha Organic : green tea with grilled rice

6 reviews
Regular price $9.00

Genmaicha is a traditional Japanese blend of green tea leaves and grilled rice which stretches far back into Japanese history..

Full flavor green tea is well balanced with the honey taste of the grilled rice. 

A must to accompany any sushi night.

100% organic.

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5.0 Based on 6 Reviews
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LA
03/21/2021
Laura A.
Canada Canada
Love this tea!

I really enjoy this tea. It has a nice toasty flavour and aroma. It is a nice calming, relaxing tea.

GL
03/16/2021
Gabriele l.
Canada Canada
YES

The quality and taste and look of this tea is so amazing! I love the popcorns!

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KH
01/05/2021
Kayla H.
Canada Canada
My new favorite

This is my new favorite green tea! I have multiple cups of it a day. I’m in love with the toasted rice flavor, highly recommend.

RH
09/28/2020
Ryan H.
Canada Canada
Genmaicha..... soo good

Surprise surprise, another great tea from Virtue! I had it last night with Sushi, soo good

DB
08/24/2020
David B.
Canada Canada
Just like my first Japanese restaurant experience!

Really excited that Virtue is carrying this tea and how delicious it is! I had Genmaicha for the first time when my sister took me to my first Japanese restaurant in Toronto over 15 years ago and fell in love. She called it “brown rice green tea”. I look for it everywhere I go but am usually disappointed with subpar quality: either bad green tea covered up with roasted flavour or just a poor balance. Virtue has a high quality tea in here (I think it’s sencha? need to check!) and the combination of roasted and puffed rice is well balance. I recently lost my taste for coffee so this will become a huge staple for my Fall mornings as the weather begins to cool. I don’t know if it’s meant for 2 steeps, but if you put a full tbsp of tea in your pot and do 1 steep 90 seconds or less there’s a solid second steep waiting as well :)