Anne-Sophie Pic / Bo Hojicha Coffee 50g
Anne-Sophie Pic / Bo Hojicha Coffee 50g
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Bo Hojicha & Ethiopian Arabica Coffee – A Unique Blend by Anne-Sophie Pic
Bo Hojicha undergoes a slow, deep roasting process, bringing out its delicate cereal-like flavors. Unlike traditional Hojicha, this tea includes both the leaves and stems, resulting in a subtly toasted and refined taste.
Chef Anne-Sophie Pic has chosen to pair this tea with an exceptionally balanced Ethiopian Arabica coffee from the Amaro Mountains. This specialty coffee reveals fruity, floral, and licorice-like aromas, harmonizing beautifully with the gentle roasted notes of Bo Hojicha.
A sophisticated fusion of Japanese tea and Ethiopian coffee, this blend offers an intriguing balance of warmth, depth, and aromatic complexity.
Net weight – 50g
Ingredients – Green tea, coffee
Origin – Japan (Shizuoka), Ethiopia
Specification
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Temperature: 100°C
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Time: 60S
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Dosage: 2g/100ml
Saveurs
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Bitterness: 1/5
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Sweetness:
2.5/5
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Intensity: 2.5/5
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Umami: 1/5
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