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Green tea has a history that stretches back thousands of years. Today there is an almost unfathomable variety, ranging widely in shape and flavour. Green tea is kept green by halting the oxidation process very early on. Green teas tend to be light and sweet or fresh and grassy, however some exhibit rich, umami (savoury) flavours.
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• Infusing juicy cherry with the flavour of light green tea, our Cherry Sencha makes a refreshing fruity tea that can also be made as a cold infusion.
• Made from the finest Chinese sencha green tea, rose petals and natural flavourings and hand-crafted by us in Edinburgh.
• We use premium quality tea leaves in every blend balancing aromas and flavours for your enjoyment
• Our Cherry Sencha is packed by hand in Edinburgh using infinitely recyclable aluminium caddies with a plastic free inner or resealable stand-up pouches
• When we started to blending our teas in house, we opted to use natural flavourings. We were slightly worried that the cherry flavour we chose didn't pack the punch of the nature identical flavour used on previous blend. We were so wrong and the resulting infusion is fresh, sweet and juicy. Our Cherry Sencha has become a staple in our flavoured green tea range.
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£8.50
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Uji, Japan
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£10.50
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Shizuoka, Japan |
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Uji, Japan
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Japanese Matcha is tea leaves that have been ground to a fine powder. This standard grade of Matcha is from Uji, one of the oldest areas of tea cultivation in Japan, is perfect for cooking, adding to salads, soups, ice cream or making green tea lattes. Matcha is shade grown to allow the tea leaves to develop a sweet flavour. This Matcha has been produced without the use of artificial fertilisers or pesticides.
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Uji, Japan
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Fujian Province, China
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Fujian Province, China
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£12.00
Kukicha consists of the stalks of the tea leaves. Kukicha infuses lighter in the cup than regular sencha and is an easy tea for first time tea drinkers. It is a very refreshing tea and is a great drink to reenergize. The stalks contain a lot of amino acids which accounts for the sweet flavour.
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Shizuoka, Japan
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£8.50
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Zhejiang Province, China |
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• Harvested on 15th March 2020, this is a fine example of Pre-Rain Long Jing
• Made from the Qun Ti Zong Cultivar, the original cultivar used to make Long Jong
• From the Xingtang area of Hangzhou in Zhejiang province.
• Long Jing tea is hand pressed in a hot wok giving it a flat spear-shaped leaf with a light green colour
• This Long Jing has a fresh sweet aroma and flavour with a pleasant bite on the aftertaste
• Long Jing is the perfect green tea to cool you down on a hot day.
• Long Jing Dragon Well gets it's name from the patterns on the surface of a nearby well that looked like Chinese dragons during rainfall
• Hand packed in Edinburgh into infinitely recyclable aluminium caddies
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This high quality Sencha is a Japanese green tea, picked during the first harvest from the famous Shizuoka region. The young tender leaves provide a fruity aroma and give a delicate and sweet flavour. The fukamushi process which involves steaming the tea leaves for a longer time and at a higher temperature, breaks the cells in the leaves and allows the full aroma and flavours to come out. This tea is vacuum packed at source for extra freshness.
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Shizuoka, Japan
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£21.50
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Nagasaki, Japan
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£21.50
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Nagasaki, Japan
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£21.50
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Nagasaki, Japan
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A medium roast Wuyi rock tea with a cinnamon taste and great re-infusion potential.
Smooth, Caramel and Cinnamon
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£9.00
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Henan Province, China
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£8.00
Our Yunnan Green Tea is grown in the mountains just outside Simao (Pu Erh City). It is made from the Yunnan Broad Leaf variety, which gives it its distinctive aroma and taste. Consisting of sets of a bud and a single leaf, the tea is processed by steaming, rolling and drying twice. Yunnan Green has a more complex, challenging flavour than most Chinese green teas.
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Yunnan Province, China
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• Bi Lo Chun literally means Green Snail Spring, referring to the coiled appearance of the leaves.
• It has a strong aroma and a sweet, vegetal flavour.
• This tea is hand-made by the Zhou family in the Wuyi area of Fujian Province
• The Zhou family's Bi Lo Chun is made from the Fuyun No.6 cultivar which is the same that is used to make Jin Jun Mei
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Fujian Province, China
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