The real GREEN tea

Green tea comes from the Camellia sinensis plant, also known as the Chinese tea tree. It undergoes a specific processing method and fermentation, which imparts its unique characteristics and distinct flavor.

Green tea is made from fresh leaves of the tea tree, which are quickly processed to prevent oxidation. This method preserves the vibrant green color and strong aroma of the leaves. Renowned for its high antioxidant content and refreshing taste, green tea offers both a vibrant flavor and numerous health benefits.

It contains a diverse array of bioactive compounds, including catechins, caffeine, amino acids, vitamins, minerals, flavonoids, polysaccharides, and chlorophyll.

Price

19 €

Packaging

150 g

Force of nature

Our tea is cultivated from seeds and thus has superior natural protection against pests and diseases. This diverse gene pool results in a range of colors and shapes, enhancing the tea's flavor and providing greater health benefits. Experience the richer taste and added value for your well-being with our tea.

The infusion boasts a vibrant, fresh green color with a delightful taste featuring subtle smoky notes. According to Chinese tradition, this tea not only provides a refreshing flavor but also helps remove excess heat from the body and is beneficial for eye health.

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The mild, humid climate and mountainous location provide optimal conditions with ample moisture and sunlight, greatly influencing the tea's quality. Harvested and processed in 2015, this tea has been carefully aged under the expert supervision of experienced tea masters.

Contains catechins that help protect cells from oxidative stress, support cognitive functions, maintain heart health, promote a healthy gut microflora, aid in proper intestinal function, manage blood cholesterol and glucose levels, assist with weight control, and benefit dental health.

Making tea

Water
The quality of your water plays a crucial role in the flavor of your tea. For the best taste, use soft or filtered water. If you're using chlorinated tap water, boil it first to let the chlorine evaporate, reducing any unwanted taste and odor. Hard water can result in a bland brew and leave an unattractive residue on the surface due to tannin precipitation. Choose the right water to enhance your tea experience.

Storage
Store your tea in a cool, dry, and dark place at a temperature up to 25°C, away from any strong odors. Keep it in its original, unopened packaging. After opening, transfer it to a resealable container—preferably made of porcelain, ceramic, clay, or glass—to maintain its freshness and flavor.

Hot brewing
For hot brewing, use 5 grams of tea leaves in a 500 ml teapot. Pour in water heated to 95-100°C (just after boiling) and let it steep for 5 minutes. After steeping, allow the tea to cool to below 40°C before serving. Enjoy your perfectly brewed tea.

Cold brewing
Add 5 grams of tea leaves to a 500 ml teapot. Pour in room-temperature water and let the leaves steep loosely in the water without a strainer. Place the teapot in the refrigerator overnight. In the morning, strain the tea to remove the leaves and enjoy your refreshing cold brew.

Do not exceed the recommended dosage. This product is not intended to replace a varied diet.