Green
The secret to green tea is non oxidised leaves, processed as soon as possible after harvesting. After a short withering phase the leaves are fixed by high heat treatment. There are multiple approaches to this – sun drying, pan frying, oven baking or steaming. Depending on the production traditions a different method can be used. This allows green tea to maintain most anti-oxidants and freshness of flavour. Green tea contains relatively high levels of stimulants and is generally of cooling nature.
April Mist (Yunwu)
Known as Yunwu, this is a classic Chinese green tea, harvested from wild plants in Fujian. As the name suggests, this te..
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Genmaicha
Green Tea with toasted rice, used to be called "the poor people tea" as toasted rice was used to stretch the existing te..
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Huangshan Maofeng Supreme
This is a Pre-Qingming picking of Maofeng green tea grown on the Yellow Mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is an..
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Jasmine Pearls
Fuding green tea gently scented with Jasmine blossoms over seven courses of natural scenting. This grade of Jasmine Pear..
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Jasmine Tea
This Jasmine tea is scented 3 times using fresh jasmine blossoms and a good quality green tea as a base. Scenting happen..
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Kuki Hojicha
Roasted stem tea from Japan, very warming and low in stimulants - great for a winter evening. It goes amazingly well wit..
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Long Jing (Dragonwell)
Long Jing is one of the most famous Chinese teas which is also the reason why finding a truly good Long Jing tea is bec..
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Matcha
Matcha is a fine powder of shade grown green tea leaves. Traditionally Matcha powder is whisked together with water to f..
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Taiping Houkui Premium
This unusually looking green tea comes from Shidaye cultivar which produces the biggest leaf buds used in green tea. The..
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