Clearspring Organic Japanese Genmaicha Green Tea with Roasted Rice, Loose Leaf

Clearspring Organic Japanese Genmaicha Green Tea with Roasted Rice, Loose Leaf

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M251S

$57.00

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Clearspring Organic Japanese Genmaicha Green Tea with Roasted Rice, Loose LeafThis comforting blend combines premium organic Sencha green tea with toasted brown rice for a popcorn like aroma and savory taste. Sourced from traditional Japanese tea farmers, it offers a perfect balance of antioxidants and nutty richness. The brown rice provides a soothing quality, making it less astringent than pure green tea. High in polyphenols and Vitamin C, it supports immune health and provides a steady, balanced energy boost. 90g

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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2011