Updated on 09/30/2026

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Hojicha Mix (Hojicha Latte Premix) - <p>Hankook Tea's <strong>Hojicha Mix</strong> delivers the richness and smoothness of premium hojicha from Korea, offered by Traditional Tea Master Mr. Minsoo Seo. Great with milk or water, cold or hot. Contains our top-quality roasted green tea, mixed with pure cane sugar, nothing else. Enjoy the finest hojicha latte from Korea on the go!</p><p><br /></p><p>- 10 stick sachets per pack (12g per stick, 120g net weight)</p><p>- Mix 1 stick with 150ml of dairy or plant-based milk, cold or hot</p><p>- Halal certified </p><p>- Harvested in early summer from Hankook Tea's tea plantations in the southern region of South Korea, optimal for growing green tea (Camellia Sinensis)</p>

Hojicha Mix (Hojicha Latte Premix)

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Price: €2.75

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Detailed description

Hankook Tea's Hojicha Mix delivers the richness and smoothness of premium hojicha from Korea, offered by Traditional Tea Master Mr. Minsoo Seo. Great with milk or water, cold or hot. Contains our top-quality roasted green tea, mixed with pure cane sugar, nothing else. Enjoy the finest hojicha latte from Korea on the go!


- 10 stick sachets per pack (12g per stick, 120g net weight)

- Mix 1 stick with 150ml of dairy or plant-based milk, cold or hot

- Halal certified 

- Harvested in early summer from Hankook Tea's tea plantations in the southern region of South Korea, optimal for growing green tea (Camellia Sinensis)

  • Manufactured by
    Hankook Tea Co.

Certifications

Food safety
FSSC 22000
HACCP+
Fruit, vegetables, grains, pulses
Phytosanitary Certificate

Exhibitor

Exhibitor

Hankook Tea Co

Hankook Tea has operated 3 tea plantations in S. Korea since 1951. Offers organic Matcha, Green tea, Hwangcha, Instant tea premix, exporting globally

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Brand

Brand

Hankook Tea

Since its founding in the 1950s, Hankook Tea has established and directly managed the Honam Tea Estates, one of the largest tea-growing regions in southern South Korea, covering over 82 acres (331,000 m²). The estates include 13 acres (52,500 m²) in Jangseong County, 41 acres (166,000 m²) in Yeongam County, and 17 acres (68,800 m²) in Haenam County. Major cultivars include traditional Korean varieties as well as Ryofu.


Located at a higher latitude than Japan and Jeju Island, the region experiences consistently cooler temperatures, which enhance the naturally brisk and slightly bitter characteristics of green tea. This results in a more pronounced and robust flavor profile compared to Japanese or Jeju-grown green teas and matcha. It is particularly well-suited for those who prefer a stronger green tea taste. In the case of matcha, its intensity pairs exceptionally well with milk or plant-based alternatives, creating well-balanced and flavorful lattes. Discover these harmonious teas that bring together clarity, structure, and depth.