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China Sencha Green Tea

China Sencha Green Tea

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100g pack

Sencha is one of the best known green tea types and is considered a source of inspiration and vitality. The tea leaves are folded lengthwise while drying on warm trays, then they are heated in wood-fueled pans in order to stop the fermentation. You will immediately recognise the classic long, grass green leaves in this quality tea. After the infusion, the full leaf structure can be seen and the cup has a bright yellow colour. Fresh, grass-like flavours with a soft sweetness on the finish.

Ingredients

green tea*, *from organic cultivation

Brewing Instructions

Amount per cup: 1 small teaspoonful
Brew time: 1-3mins
Water temperature: 75-80°C

Country of Origin

China

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Pamela M.

Fresh green and not at all bitter taste.

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Mr P.L.

This has long been my favourite. With a delicious grassy flavour, this a perfect tea for people who think they don't like green tea.

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Alistair B.

The Proper Tea Co loose lead Snecha Green Tea, is great ...for those that haven't tried it thoroughly recommended.

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Barbara S.

Very nice Sencha Green and good service from the Proper Tea Company.

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J.B.

Excellent tea again , our favourites with fast delivery as always

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John

Another great green tea with a good postal supply

  • Brewing Green Tea

    Use about 1 level teaspoon per cup (adjust according to taste).

    Add water that is around 75-80°C.

    Allow to brew for 1-3 mins and be careful not to over brew.

  • Green teas are very sensitive to water temperature. If the tea is infused with water that is too hot it will be rather bitter and display a slight 'metallic' taste. Get the water temperature correct and discover the true delights of green tea. 

    We recommend that for most green teas water temperature should be around 75°C to 80°C. In practical terms this means allowing the kettle to cool down for about 4-5 minutes after it has switched itself off from boiling... YES! AS LONG AS THIS!!

Why not try one of our Black Teas