Apple Cinnamon Hojicha Kukicha

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Fruit Green Herbal Blend
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Apple, Cinnamon, Grass, Hay, Honey
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185 °F / 85 °C 4 min, 0 sec 8 oz / 236 ml

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  • “Really tasty, wheat/grass-forward green tea- very organic in flavor, almost with barnyard, farm-like notes of hay, apples, spices, grass, and similar profiles. Comforting and unique, with a slight...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I received my Liquid Proust Tea order today. Trying this one first. Apple – yep Cinnamon – yep Hojicha – not really – pretty much obscured by the flavors This is not quite what I was expecting. ...” Read full tasting note
  • “Hojicha seems to be a type of tea that if you don’t like it you probably won’t find one that you do like. Roasted teas have a very distinct taste. The roasted Japanese stems use in this tea came...” Read full tasting note

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This was a late night random concoction of Japanese roasted stem tea and the desire to eat an apple pie.
Hoicha Kukicha from Japan, cinnamon chips, and apple pieces.
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Really tasty, wheat/grass-forward green tea- very organic in flavor, almost with barnyard, farm-like notes of hay, apples, spices, grass, and similar profiles. Comforting and unique, with a slight nuttiness. I might try steeping it more.

Flavors: Apple, Cinnamon, Grass, Hay, Honey

Preparation
185 °F / 85 °C 4 min, 0 sec 1 tsp 8 OZ / 236 ML

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1040 tasting notes

I received my Liquid Proust Tea order today. Trying this one first.
Apple – yep
Cinnamon – yep
Hojicha – not really – pretty much obscured by the flavors
This is not quite what I was expecting. It’s apple cinnamon as advertised but it’s REALLY apple with just a bit of cinnamon (for my tastes this cinnamon is odd). I was expecting more of the roasted hojicha to be present with just hints of apple/cinnamon – toast with apple jelly maybe, something like that. This is hot apple juice with a hint of strange cinnamon.
This is coming out harsher than intended. Other than the cinnamon that bothers me (and that’s personal taste), this isn’t bad – just odd and not what I was expecting.

Fjellrev

Hmm, too bad about the base not coming through. Hojicha + apple cinnamon is a smart idea, in theory.

Liquid Proust

No fun :/
I brew mine for 150 seconds, which you might have done as well.
Sorry it disappointed.

Dexter

I steeped it for 2:30. This was totally fun. :) It’s not about disappointment – it’s about trying new things. Every time I try a new blended/flavored tea there is a possibility that my tastes/vision and those of the blender/creator do not match. That doesn’t make either of us right or wrong, just different. I’m going to try and cold steep this – I’ve never cold steeped a hojicha before so that will be interesting. I might like it better as cold apple juice. Will see.

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1113 tasting notes

Hojicha seems to be a type of tea that if you don’t like it you probably won’t find one that you do like. Roasted teas have a very distinct taste.
The roasted Japanese stems use in this tea came from Tokyo that I bought and they blend decently with the apple cinnamon taste, but like other hojicha a cup of this is all you should really drink. I tried to drink an entire pot and my mouth just didn’t want any more after 12 ounces, this tea gets rather dry over multiple drinks.
I kind of want to infuse whipped cream into it but I will not :p

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