How to brew Hojicha - preparing Hojicha tea and what Hojicha tastes like

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[@D.2023]

Hojicha tastes almost identical to chinese dark roasted oolong. I have both :) Oolong is a bit more citrus like, hojicha is more malty

[@Nioteas]

interesting, I can definitely see that with an old-style Tie Guanyin

[@D.2023]

@@Nioteas Yea, that's the one!

[@Nioteas]

yes! I know exactly what you're talking about

[@Southern_Pixel]

Where do I get a tea cup like that? Also, how do you know exactly how much of it your putting if its a 100 or 200g amount? I don't know if its all in 1 bag or if it comes in a divided amount for each cup.

[@Nioteas]

the bag of Hojicha is 100 grams so its enough for 20 sessions of tea. If you want the tea already measured out into 5 gram servings you can try our advent calendar or mega sampler: nioteas.com/products/loose-leaf-tea-advent-calendar-2022

[@snugray_p1659]

Prob just search up clear mug

[@emmalouie1663]

When I lived in the city I would buy this tea for three dollars in asian markets because it's a staple and it's a byproduct. It's crazy that people are charging so much for it like it's a premium product. Goes to show Westerners are totally screwed over by tea sellers. This is why I am not into the tea scam business. It's the left-over byproducts and this is meant to be an affordable item, not some silly luxury product.

[@Nioteas]

Our top hojicha is sold for $14 for 100 grams and it includes free worldwide shipping

[@emmalouie1663]

Yeah, I bought it at an asian grocery store for under $5.00 and it was very good. @@Nioteas

[@nikigira]

What teapot is this?

[@Nioteas]

I was just using a Kyusu teapot! You can find them here: nioteas.com/collections/japanese-kyusu-teapot or you can get a free one when you sign up for the monthly tea club: nioteas.com/products/monthly-tea-club-with-free-red-kyusu

[@nikigira]

@@Nioteas thank you!