Roasted, naturally low in caffeine
Unlike our matcha, hojicha isn't decaffeinated. It doesn't need to be. Slow-roasting Japanese tea leaves at high heat naturally breaks down most of the caffeine, so hojicha is naturally low in caffeine straight from the roast. Just roasted tea leaves, no chemicals and no decaf process.
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Bancha leaves, KyotoLate-harvest Japanese tea leaves, picked for their depth and natural sweetness.
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Slow-roastedCharcoal-roasted to draw out the nutty, caramel flavor unique to hojicha.
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Naturally low caffeineThe high-heat roast naturally reduces the caffeine. No decaf process, just roasted tea leaves.
Hojicha is naturally low in caffeine, roughly 7-15 mg per cup versus 95-200 mg in a cup of coffee. It's regular roasted hojicha, not decaffeinated.
Hojicha vs the rest
Frequently Asked Questions
100% hojicha. Nothing else.
No fillers. No chemical processing. Just clean roasted hojicha, and the compounds that make it worth drinking in the first place.
Calm energy
Naturally low caffeine and amino acids in tea leaves keep you grounded, not wired.
Pyrazines & Polyphenols
Slow roasting creates aromatic pyrazines while preserving the natural polyphenols of green tea.
Pure Kyoto Hojicha
Late-harvest bancha leaves from Kyoto, Japan, slow-roasted over charcoal.
“I love hojicha at night. I hate caffeine. So I built Caff Off.”