Barley grains roasted to perfection, this tea wins hearts with its nutty, slightly smoky and toasted flavors.
Barley tea, or mugicha as the Japanese call it, is a traditional herbal tea distinct in flavor and completely caffeine free.
Other countries that have adopted the barley tea include Korea, where this delicacy is cherished, have roasted barley grains that make aromatic and flavorful tea either hot or cold.
It is light and smooth go to drink that makes this tea great to have at any time of the day!
Whether served hot or cold, roasted barley tea is a great flush of toasty flavors and hydration. Tea Life Australia is pleased to be able to provide customers with high quality organic barley grains straight from the farm.
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Taste Profile of Roasted Barley
Roasted Barley Tea stands out owing to its dark brownish, roasted nutty sweet strands and a distinct sense of smokiness.
The barley tea has a natural sweetness that is complemented by mild bitterness to give it a satisfying taste that is not too rich and overwhelming.
Barley tea benefits from the mild sweetness brought out during the tea roasting. It is ideal for any time of the day as it is smooth, cool, refreshing, and devoid of caffeine.
The roasted barley tea is easy to cool down and serves iced tea. The tea has a savory earthy taste that does not appeal to people with a sweet tooth. Great for users who appreciate robust undertones and kudos for roasted barley flavor.
Health Benefits of Roasted Barley Tea
There are health associations for taking roasted barley tea besides its rich flavor:
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Caffeine-Free Hydration: Roasted barley tea, as a naturally literate drink, helps you to stay hydrated all day without the need for caffeine infusions.
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Enhances Digestive Health: Barley is enriched with fiber and consumption of roasted barley tea is likely to enhance the digestion process and calm the stomach.
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Packed with Antioxidants: Roasted barley is enriched with antioxidants that assist the body in fighting free radicals and are good for general health.
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Helps in Cleansing the Body: This tea is popular in the area of detoxification, as it has been noted to aid in the removal of toxins from the body thereby promoting liver health.
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Improves Blood Flow: Natural compounds in barley can also enhance blood circulation which is vital to heart health and general well being.
An All-Round Tea for All Occasions
Roasted Barley Tea is also one of the most adaptable types of tea as it can be taken either hot or cold during any time of the year.
With its clean, roasted flavor, it’s no surprise that many people gravitate towards it as a summertime iced tea while its nutty flavor is ideal for consuming hot on colder days.
Roasted Barley Tea can be a delightful addition to one’s diet due to it being caffeine-free. Its full-bodied flavors can also be a good choice for individuals who do not wish to have caffeine but like the flavour of coffee.
How to Brew Roasted Barley Tea
Brewing Roasted Barley Tea takes very little time and allows you to relish its nutty, roasted flavors without putting in much effort:
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Water temperature: Slightly heat water to about 90-95°C (194-203°F) so the flavor of the roasted barley is at its maximum.
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Steeping time: Pour 1-2 tablespoons of roasted barley grains or tea bags into a teapot or an infuser and place it in a cup and let it steep for between 5 to 10 minutes. The longer the tea is soaked, the stronger the roasted taste becomes.
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Enhancements: Although Roasted Barley Tea has a nutty savory taste to it, honey or lemon can be added to it for enhancement. That being said, it is commonly offered without any alterations so that one can savor the roasted flavor.
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Iced tea option: Brew the tea in the usual way, let it cool down, and serve over ice. Garnish with a slice of citrus or fresh mint to give this refreshing drink a new touch.
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Enjoy: Sit back and sip Roasted Barley Tea hot or cold and enjoy the nutty, toasty taste that is sure to tantalise your taste buds.
Why Roasted Barley Tea from Tea Life Australia?
We at Tea Life Australia, take this opportunity to introduce finest quality of Roasted Barley Tea which is made with selected barley grains and roasted grains to the appropriate taste.
Our tea does not contain any artificial ingredients, additives, preservatives or flavours which would provide a clean, natural way to enjoy the effects of this ancient tea.
We have introduced a rich variety of mugicha as we roast barley achieving a bold flavour. For the lovers of herbal teas looking for that authentic caffeine free experience, but does not want to compromise on taste, mugicha should be the perfect answer.
Be it a hydration solution or a delectable tea experience to pair with meals, Roasted Barley Tea is an excellent addition to any tea collection.
The Culture of Roasting Barely Tea
Roasted Barley Tea is popular among east asian societies, as it is taken at any time of the year as a healthy all year round beverage.
In Japan, the barley grain tea is known as mugicha and is popular during the hot summer as children enjoy this drink chilled. In Korea, the barley tea known as bori-cha sieves as an appetizer to many dishes and acts as a tea with digestive and delicious attributes.
This customary tea is apparent in the everyday life of most of the societies within these cultures. People in these regions seem to rely on the goodness of this tea to provide nourishment as well as taste.
Today, Roasted Barley Tea continues to be a staple drink in most homes because of its flavor and function.
Warning and Precaution Notes
Patients with celiac disease and gluten intolerant individuals must be careful while using Roasted Barley Tea since it contains barley that has a lot of gluten.
It is advisable to contact a medical professional for counseling especially if pregnant, breastfeeding or other medical conditions are present that a herbal tea is planned to be taken indoors.
It is recommended that the regular intake of the herbal tea is maintained and not exceeded.
