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Passion Fruit Guava and Mango Green Tea

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Tiempo de infusión
3 minutes
Método: standard
Infusiones
2
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Temp. del agua
80°C
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Proporción de hoja
Oxidación
Cafeína
medium
Típico
Notas destacadas
SmoothFruityLimónMandarinMangoGuava
Resumen
Pairing: sushi, steamed vegetables, or citrusy salads

Passion Fruit, Guava and Mango Green Tea is a Flavoured Green Tea – one noted for its immense taste and popularity. It’s the combination of the finest quality Gunpowder Green with real fruit pieces and all-natural flavouring. Every sip boasts a distinct sweetness with refreshingly grassy overtones, making it an excellent choice no matter the time or season. We pack it fresh to order. Furthermore, there are health benefits to be had from drinking Passion Fruit, Guava and Mango Green Tea. Don’t believe us? Read the science! Indeed, studies have long established that Green Tea can promote weight loss and improve heart health. It might also support the immune system while reducing the risk of developing dementia. Pretty neat for your new favourite brew, wouldn’t you agree? Flavoured Gunpowder Tea in this Blend Gunpowder Green Tea is a Tea made from leaves shaped into small, round pellets. These pellets unfurl before one’s eyes when brewed, creating a beverage noted for its grassiness and earthiness. It originates from the Zhejiang province, south of Shanghai, China. However, other provinces create it, too, including Guangdong, Anhui, Hunan and Fujian. And there is also Formosa Gunpowder, a Taiwanese type. But why Gunpowder Tea ? There are a few theories, although no one knows with any certainty. The first theory is that an English clerk gave it this name after seeing the strange shape of the leaves. According to this tale, he thought Gunpowder Tea resembled the appearance of lead shots used in muskets. Another theory suggests that the word “gunpowder”, when spoken in the correct dialect, sounds like the Mandarin Chinese phrase for “freshly brewed”. Finally, some believe that the name derives from the ‘crackling’ sound it makes while infusing with hot water. But what about varieties such as Passion Fruit, Guava and Mango Green Tea? Well, that’s a different story altogether. Contrary to popular belief, Flavoured Tea is far from a new phenomenon. Indeed, the idea of such a beverage dates back almost as far as the discovery of Tea. People of the time used to add herbs, fruits and spices to these brews. Passion Fruit, Guava and Mango Green Tea, on the other hand, is, in fact, a more recent occurrence. What it lacks in age, however, it makes up for in character. Brewing and Informaton Type of Tea: Green Tea. Origin: Tea Leaves from China. Brewing Instructions: Brew using freshly boiled water left to cool to temperatures between 75 and 80°C. Infuse for 2 to 3 minutes. How to Serve: Although some add honey or lemon, most serve this infusion without additions. Tasting Notes: Impacts a distinctly smooth, fruity taste with traditionally grassy hints. Colour in Cup: Yellow-green liquor, light in tone. Passion Fruit Guava and Mango Green Tea Benefits Passion Fruit Guava and Mango Tea might, according to preliminary evidence, reduce diabetes risks. This is according to a 2006 Japanese study, which established that six cups of Green Tea daily reduced the risk of developing the condition by 33%.

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