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Green Tea
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Apple Pie Green Tea
Starting at: £8.95
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Bespoke Tea
Price From: £5.95
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Chun Mee Green Tea
Starting at: £4.95
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Earl Green Tea
Starting at: £4.95
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Genmaicha (Popcorn Tea)
Starting at: £4.95
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Green & Orange Chocolate Tea
Starting at: £4.95
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Green Tea, Pineapple & Coconut
Starting at: £4.95
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Gunpowder Chinese Green Tea
Starting at: £4.95
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Gunpowder Go Green Tea Pyramids
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Isle of Arran Hojicha Green Tea
Starting at: £35.00
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Isle of Lismore Sencha Tea
Starting at: £35.00
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Isle of Mull Matcha
Starting at: £30.00
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Japanese Sencha
Starting at: £4.95
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Jasmine Green Tea
Starting at: £4.95
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Lemon Sencha Green Tea
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Tea Buyers Guide - Green Tea
Continuing our buying guide, we will now take a look at Green Tea.
No-one could argue with the huge surge in popularity of Green Tea in the western word, yet many of us brew this tea slightly wrongly, and don’t get the best impression of the flavour. There are also really significant variations in flavour of Green Tea depending on the style of leaf and the country of origin.
We will again start by highlighting a few notable values of Green Tea, and then suggest a few teas with very different flavour profiles. We’ll begin by considering what all Green Teas have in common.
Caffeine – yes
Flavour – Generally vegetal but lighter than Black Tea
Oxidised – No
Brewing – Approx 80c for 2 minutes. Most Green Tea should be brewed multiple times
Milk – Not recommended
Here are five great Green Teas with very different flavour profiles. How do you like yours?
Gunpowder Green (China) – Full flavoured Green Tea - slightly smoky and peppery notes
Sencha (Japan) – Bright, grassy and vegetal flavours with a touch of salinity
Teasecco Green Tea (China) – Treat yourself to a combination of gentle Green Tea, sweet apple and Prosecco inspired flavours
Genmaicha (Japan) – Tea and toasted rice – nutty, sweet and grassy flavours
Chun Mee (China) – Slightly less smoky than Gunpowder - earthy, vegetal and fresh
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Tea Guide for Green Tea
