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Kamairicha Tea

Kamairicha is a distinctive type of Japanese green tea that stands out due to its unique processing method. Unlike the more common steamed Japanese teas, Kamairicha is pan-fired, a technique that prevents the tea from undergoing the final fermentation processes. This method imparts a characteristic smoothness to the tea, along with a slightly roasted flavor that distinguishes it from its steamed counterparts. The pan-firing process also preserves a more vibrant green color in the leaves and a clearer, more transparent brew. Originating from the Kyushu region of Japan, Kamairicha has a rich history and remains a cherished part of Japanese tea culture, offering tea enthusiasts a different spectrum of flavors and aromas to explore.

Caffeine Content in Kamairicha Tea

The caffeine content in Kamairicha Tea is typically around 100mg per serving. This can vary based on the preparation method, including whether or not the tea was decaffinated. In the case of uncaffinated tea, Kamairicha Tea will contain about 2% or less than the original caffeine content, or 2mg of caffeine.
Green teaCaffeine Content

100mg