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BEAUTIFUL ORGANIC TEA AND INFUSIONS | ETHICALLY SOURCED
You're a bit over bitter, tasteless, stale green tea.
That nasty cup of old seaweed liquid.
But what if drinking green tea was a pleasant experience?
What if each sip transported you to a sunny realm of silky smooth gentle green meadows and angels dancing on your palate?
We've picked three green teas that will do exactly that.
TASTING NOTES Buttery, vegetal and delicately sweet with a luxurious mouth-feel
ORIGIN Hubei Province, China
HARVEST Spring
CERTIFICATION Organic (ACO, EU)
AWARDS 2018 Gold GREEN TEA: TEA BAGS (NON-FLAVOURED), 2019 Gold GREEN TEA: TEA BAGS (NON-FLAVOURED
This tea is everything you hope for in a green tea but can never seem to find.
Sweet, but refreshing. Grassy, but not pungent. Not. Bitter. At. All.
The flavour keeps giving through the first sip and lingers well after you finish your cup.
It's no wonder this green tea won gold two years in a row at The Golden Leaf Awards.
INGREDIENTS Green tea, schisandra berries, hibiscus, rose
ORIGIN Original Tielka blend
CERTIFICATION Organic (ACO, EU)
AWARDS 2018 Gold GREEN TEA: TEA BAGS (FLAVOURED), 2019 Gold GREEN TEA: TEA BAGS (FLAVOURED
"I can't believe it's green tea!", is the usual phrase that people say after a glance and a sip of Rose Moscato.
It's pink, for one, definitely not green.
And it's completely sophisticated, you'd be forgiven for thinking you've just been served a glass of rose, only hot, and in a tea cup.
Actually, that doesn't sound amazing. But it is, you'll see.
Another multi-award-winner, this is designed for the girl who thinks she has it all (she's about to be proven wrong, because you know you're probably going to keep it to yourself, you shady little so-and-so).
INGREDIENTS Green tea, peppermint, ginger, cardamom, cloves, licorice root
ORIGIN Original Tielka blend
CERTIFICATION Organic (ACO, EU)
If you're still reading this, I congratulate you! It's the end of the blog and how often do you read a full blog post? What an achievement!
Persian Mint Chai is another green tea that is often accompanied with that phrase "I can't believe it's green tea!". It's green tea for when you're sick of green tea, but need green tea, and you're craving comfort so you want chai, but you can't stomach milk and sugar.
Buy this one while you can. It goes out of stock on a regular basis.
It's the early hours of a Tuesday.
Visions of my son falling over the side of a sailing boat with no one in earshot have disturbed my sleep. I can see him falling, again and again, the dark sea capturing him. No amount of repeating the sequence in my mind can change the outcome. I have to get up.
Do you inwardly cringe when someone refers to peppermint as tea? Have you ever wondered why some brew tea, while others infuse, or even steep tea? There is great debate about the correct terminology when it comes to tea, herbs, botanicals, and proper preparation thereof. And as with most tea lovers, the great debate exists almost entirely within a few vexing thoughts. So, to put some of those vexing thoughts at ease, we thought we'd clarify a few things for you.
