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This 'Roasted Bancha' was first created in Kyoto around 1920.
The roasting takes place after the leaves are steamed, fluffed, dried, and rolled.
The light brown liquor and slightly smoky-sweet flavor became increasingly popular in Japan and abroad as a dinner tea and is appreciated as a mild bedtime beverage.
Theine (caffeine) content: Very low
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