Ssanggyemyeongcha
Bori-cha Roasted Black Barley Ssanggyemyeongcha | 50 Tea Bags
Bori-cha Roasted Black Barley Ssanggyemyeongcha | 50 Tea Bags
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Bori-cha Roasted Black Barley: the Korean everyday drink in 50 tea bags
Bori-cha (보리차) is the roasted drink par excellence of the Korean table, served hot in winter and iced in summer. This Korean black barley version signed by Master Kim Dong-gon gives a deep cup with notes of toasted grain and hazelnut, naturally caffeine free. The house Ssanggyemyeongcha (쌍계명차) was founded in 1979 in Hadong at the foot of Mount Jiri.
Ingredients: roasted black barley from South Korea. Contains barley (gluten).
Contents: 50 tea bags of 1.2 g, 60 g in total. Made in South Korea.
Preparation
| Temperature | Boiling water |
| Quantity | 1 tea bag for 200 ml |
| Infusion time | 2 minutes |
| Caffeine | Caffeine free |
Frequently asked questions
Does this drink contain caffeine?
No, it is a roasted grain infusion, caffeine free.
Does it contain gluten?
It is made of barley, a cereal that contains gluten.
Can it be served iced?
Yes, that is how it is most often drunk in summer in Korea.
