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Itoen Hokkaido Black Soybean Tea Bags 30 Bags

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A black soybean tea from Itoen, made using 100% Hokkaido-grown Hirokuro black soybeans — a variety prized for its particularly sweet, gentle aroma and clean, smooth flavour. The beans are roasted to bring out their natural warmth, producing a tea that is naturally caffeine-free, light-bodied, and easy to drink at any time of day, including in the evening. Each bag is sized for 500ml, making it well-suited to a personal bottle or thermos. It works equally well brewed with hot water or steeped cold in a bottle of water overnight — the cold-brew method produces a subtly sweeter, more delicate result that is particularly good in warm weather. The tea bag film is made from plant-derived polylactic acid (PLA), a biodegradable material, which reflects Itoen's commitment to reducing environmental impact. The 30-bag box is a generous everyday size.

Ingredients

Black soybean (Hokkaido, Japan)

Allergy

Soya

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A black soybean tea from Itoen, made using 100% Hokkaido-grown Hirokuro black soybeans — a variety prized for its particularly sweet, gentle aroma and clean, smooth flavour. The beans are roasted to bring out their natural warmth, producing a tea that is naturally caffeine-free, light-bodied, and easy to drink at any time of day, including in the evening. Each bag is sized for 500ml, making it well-suited to a personal bottle or thermos. It works equally well brewed with hot water or steeped cold in a bottle of water overnight — the cold-brew method produces a subtly sweeter, more delicate result that is particularly good in warm weather. The tea bag film is made from plant-derived polylactic acid (PLA), a biodegradable material, which reflects Itoen's commitment to reducing environmental impact. The 30-bag box is a generous everyday size.

Ingredients

Black soybean (Hokkaido, Japan)

Allergy

Soya

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