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The ritual

Made for your little moments.

A speckled ceramic cup of Sobacha on a sunlit oak table
01 · Slow mornings

Golden moments start here.

Before the emails and the noise, a warm cup and a few minutes that belong only to you.

Recipe

Golden Morning Cup

Ingredients
  • 1 tbsp SOBA CHA
  • 300 ml freshly boiled water
  • A splash of warm oat milk (optional)
  • A little honey (optional)
Steps
  1. Steep the grains for 4 minutes and strain.
  2. Add warm oat milk and honey to taste.
  3. Sip slowly by the window.
A cup of Sobacha beside a candle and a notebook
02 · Afternoon breaks

A little pause, a little wonder.

The mid-afternoon reset. No caffeine jitters, just a toasty cup to carry you into the evening.

Recipe

Sobacha & Orange Peel

Ingredients
  • 1 tbsp SOBA CHA
  • 300 ml freshly boiled water
  • 1 strip of fresh orange peel
Steps
  1. Add grains and orange peel to the pot.
  2. Steep for 4 minutes and strain.
  3. Serve with something small and sweet.
Steaming bowl of Sobacha on midnight-blue linen
03 · Quiet evenings

The stars have aligned. Tea time.

When the day winds down, a golden cup that lets you stay up for one more chapter.

Recipe

Moonlight Sobacha Latte

Ingredients
  • 2 tbsp SOBA CHA
  • 150 ml freshly boiled water
  • 150 ml steamed milk of choice
  • A pinch of cinnamon
Steps
  1. Brew a strong 6-minute infusion and strain.
  2. Top with steamed milk.
  3. Dust with cinnamon.
A teapot and several small cups on stone
04 · Weekend rituals

One cup. A little wonder. A new ritual.

Make a pot to share, bring out the good ceramics, and let the morning stretch out.

Recipe

Weekend Sharing Pot

Ingredients
  • 3 tbsp SOBA CHA
  • 900 ml freshly boiled water
  • Small cups for everyone
Steps
  1. Steep the grains in a large teapot for 5 minutes.
  2. Pour into small cups.
  3. Re-steep the grains for a second round.
A starry indigo sky
05 · Iced moments

Stay curious. Sip slowly.

Sunny afternoons, long lunches, after a class. Sobacha over ice is pure golden refreshment.

Recipe

Iced Sobacha Tonic

Ingredients
  • 100 ml SOBA CHA cold brew
  • 100 ml tonic water
  • Ice
  • A slice of lemon
Steps
  1. Fill a tall glass with ice.
  2. Pour in the cold brew, then the tonic.
  3. Garnish with lemon and serve.