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@ikiya@mstdn.business

2026-04-10 09:00 UTC

Bancha is typically considered a mid-range tea, lower in quality than Sencha, and is often enjoyed daily. As a category, bancha can refer to regional teas (e.g., Kyobancha or Batabatacha) or reprocessed teas based on Bancha (e.g., Hojicha or Genmaicha). How to prepare Bancha? Always follow the producer’s instructions: check the label! For example, Ikiya’s Bancha is a spring-harvested tea, and its brewing temperature and time are the same as Sencha: 70°C for a maximum of 1 minute. 2/3

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  • @ikiya@mstdn.business 2026-04-10 09:00

    Oversteeping can bring out unwanted bitter notes. Fun fact: we often confuse astringency with bitterness. Bitterness lingers in your mouth after drinking, while astringency fades quickly. Pay attention next time you sip green tea! #JapaneseTea #Bancha #TeaCulture #Ikiya 3/3

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