Sobacha
Roasted Buckwheat Infusion
Sobacha is not technically tea — it’s an infusion of roasted buckwheat seeds, long enjoyed in Japan for its comforting flavour and gentle, caffeine-free nature.
It’s simple, but deeply satisfying. Through roasting, the buckwheat transforms into something warm, nutty, and slightly sweet — closer to a cozy snack than a traditional tea.
If you’re looking for something grounding, caffeine-free, and endlessly easy to drink, sobacha is one of the most underrated rituals to bring into your day.
Taste profile
Toasty, nutty, and softly sweet. Expect notes of roasted grains, popcorn, and warm cereal.
The cup is light-bodied yet comforting, with a smooth, clean finish.
How to enjoy
Sobacha is as easy as it gets.
Brew it hot for a calming, cozy cup, or enjoy it iced for something light, refreshing, and subtly sweet.
The roasted grains can also be eaten after steeping — adding a playful, snack-like element to the experience.
Naturally caffeine-free, it’s perfect for evenings, late-night rituals, or anyone looking to reduce caffeine without sacrificing flavour.
What makes this tea special
• Roasted buckwheat infusion (sobacha)
• Naturally caffeine-free
• Naturally gluten-free
• Nutty, toasty, and gently sweet
• Can be brewed hot or chilled
• Grains can be enjoyed after steeping
Format options
Available in multiple sizes for home use, pop-ups, and cafés.
Origin
Aomori, Japan
A note from Teanuki
Sobacha is comfort in its simplest form — warm, nostalgic, and quietly addictive.