Usakame LAB Sarazan Tea, Light Roast, 10 Loose Teas, 10g x 10 Packs

"Sarazan Tea" is recommended as a drink during pregnancy and makes a great gift!
A first in Japan! "Sarazan Tea" tea made with buckwheat husks We carefully select buckwheat husks from Tochigi Prefecture, known for its delicious soba noodles, and grind them into powder using a unique method. Made with completely pesticide-free, additive-free, and domestically sourced ingredients, you can enjoy it with peace of mind. What is "Sarazan"? "Sarazan" means "buckwheat" in French. Sarazan Tea has a completely different flavor from traditional Japanese soba tea, so we named it after the word used in France, a soba-consuming country. How is it different from traditional Japanese soba tea? Traditional soba tea is made from the buckwheat kernel and is characterized by its fragrant aroma. Sarazan Tea, on the other hand, uses buckwheat husks. The drip type has a rich, mellow aroma and subtle sweetness similar to roasted green tea, while the boiled type has a refreshing taste similar to barley tea. What are the benefits of tea made with buckwheat husks? Buckwheat husks are a product of milling, and most of them are discarded. This eco-friendly tea effectively utilizes resources that would otherwise be wasted. It's also caffeine-free, making it safe for pregnant women and children. What does Sarazan Tea taste like? The light roast has a rich aroma and a clean aftertaste. It has a mellow aroma reminiscent of roasted green tea, followed by a refreshing finish. The tea is slowly steamed using a drip filter, eliminating the unpleasant flavors of the buckwheat husks and concentrating the umami. Who is Sarazan Tea recommended for? Sarazan Tea, a buckwheat husk tea sold by Usakame Lab. People looking for a caffeine-free beverage Pregnant women Children Health-conscious people Additive-free and caffeine-free, it's safe to drink. Sarazan Tea is also environmentally friendly! Buckwheat husks are traditionally discarded. Flour mills across the country are currently struggling with the cost of husk disposal. Furthermore, incineration generates CO2, which contributes to global warming. Sarazan Tea effectively utilizes buckwheat husks, making it environmentally friendly and contributing to the SDGs.

Usakame LAB Sarazan Tea, Light Roast, 10 Loose Beans (10g x 10 Packs) Product Specifications

Other	(per 100g) Calories: 0kcal, Protein: 0.1g, Fat: 0g, Carbohydrates: 0g, Sodium: 1mg (equivalent to 0.003g of salt), Caffeine: 0mg Contents: 10g x 10 packs Ingredients: Buckwheat (Tochigi Prefecture) Best-by Date: 2 months from date of manufacture (before opening) Storage Instructions: Store away from direct sunlight.