After disembarking in Europe with the aim of offering a product with an authentic flavor, with all the intact virtues of the japanese tea and especially without sugars, UMAICHA has another novelty. It is a new line of two biological drinks with green tea to reach those consumers of what BIO. Their totally natural teas -Ryoku Cha, Hoji Cha and Rooibos- they are an ideal complement, healthy and moisturizing that also enhances the flavors of other foods. Now, discover these new recipes from organic farming.
The idea behind these UMAICHA news
Since the commercial adventure of UMAICHA, the goal has always been to sell a tea grown in Japan to take advantage of all your healthy properties. Of course, without drinking sugar, in a mixture of Non-sweet green tea, 100% natural, without sweeteners or preservatives. It also has no calories and its creators do not use the concentrates or extracts of the infusion, like many other companies of this product. Hence, it is possible for the drink to keep all its aroma and original properties of the leaves.
Those that are extracted from the crops of Sencha and Hoji-cha green tea in the Japanese province of Kagoshima. From them you get the two drinks that you first commercialized UMAICHA and then launch the infusion of Green rooibos, from South Africa. These three teas are rich in antioxidants. The second is refreshing, low in caffeine and includes green tea toasted, while the last mentioned does not have caffeine nor is it bitter.
Jean-Jacques Fredy, Founder of UMAICHA, tells the magazine Gourmet Expo that your intention with your recent range BIO it is to captivate those consumers "not ready for an unsweetened drink." "Entering this segment will allow us to reach more the lover of natural products in Spain and Europe," he believes.
The two novel drinks are: Ryoku-cha BIO without additives with natural extract of pomegranate and Green Tea with Yozu (a Japanese citrus) next to cane sugar. This one does contain calories, but it is the sugary infusion less caloric of the market, they pray on their website. You can buy these teas at El Corte Ingles or the store itself online de UMAICHA.
