Real Japanese tea
Premium green tea leaves grown in Japan signal real ingredient quality from the start.
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Real Japanese green tea, gently roasted, fine-milled, and packed for your daily amber ritual.
Premium green tea leaves grown in Japan signal real ingredient quality from the start.
Leaves are slowly roasted at low temperature to unlock caramel, cocoa, and toasted nut notes.
Sealed in resealable pouches to bring tea-house amber lattes to your kitchen.


Smooth roasted notes of caramel, cocoa, and toasted nuts — without grassy bitterness. Whisk one teaspoon of Japanese hojicha powder with warm water, add your favorite milk, and enjoy a tea-house amber latte hot or iced.


From iced hojicha lattes to oat-milk foam, hojicha tiramisu, cookies, and overnight oats — one pouch of roasted green tea powder unlocks a whole world of Japanese tea-house recipes you can make at home in minutes.
Three simple steps to a smooth hojicha latte. Whisk hot or iced — sweeten your way.
Everything you need to know about Japanese hojicha powder — taste, caffeine, recipes, and how to make the perfect amber latte.
Hojicha is Japanese green tea that has been carefully roasted, then finely milled into a warm amber powder. The roasting process transforms classic green tea into smooth notes of caramel, cocoa, chestnut, and toasted nuts — without the grassy bite of matcha. Our Hoji Amber powder is 100% pure roasted Japanese green tea with no added sugar, dairy, or fillers.
Yes, hojicha naturally contains caffeine because it is tea. However, it is commonly much lower in caffeine than coffee and often lower than matcha, which makes it a great choice for afternoon or evening lattes. It is not caffeine-free.
Warm, roasted, nutty, and smooth — with notes of caramel, cocoa, chestnut, and toasted nuts. Hojicha is not grassy or bitter like matcha. It tastes naturally dessert-like, even unsweetened.
Add 1 teaspoon Hoji Amber to a cup, pour 2 oz warm (not boiling) water, whisk or froth until smooth, then add hot or cold milk. For iced lattes, make the concentrate first, then pour over ice and milk.
Oat milk is excellent — it reinforces the caramel and nutty notes. Dairy, almond, soy, and coconut milk all work beautifully too. Sweeten with honey, maple, vanilla, or brown sugar if you like — or enjoy it pure.
Loose-leaf hojicha is best for steeping a light tea. Powder is best for creamy lattes, smoothies, and desserts because the whole tea leaf is consumed — giving you more body, flavor, and color. If you want a tea-house latte at home, choose powder.
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