Gunpowder Formosa Green Tea
Brew with water at 75 to 80 degrees and brew for 2 to 3 minutes, be careful not to over infuse
Description
Gunpowder Formosa
Gunpowder tea is known mainly to come from China but this one originates from Taiwan and is a higher quality, Tea bushes were planted 300 years ago with bushes from Fuijan Province in China but the near tropical climate and high mountains make a perfect combination for tea growing.
Type of Tea- Green Loose Tea
Origin- Taipei, Taiwan.
Grade- Gunpowder.
Altitude- 1500-2500 Feet above sea level.
Brewing Guide- Best brewed for 2-3 mins with water 75-80 degrees.
How to Serve- Best served as it is or with a slice or honey or lemon.
Tasting Notes- True to its name, this tea has mellow smokey notes and a grassy aroma.
Colour in Cup- Golden Yellow Liquor.
Pack sizes available- 50g, 125g, 250g, 500g, 1 Kilo. We pack everything fresh to order, nothing is off the shelf ! We pack all our teas in a unique material which combines card and foil, regarded as the best for retaining freshness and quality.
Storage- Store in an airtight container away from heat, sunlight or strong smells.
Health Benefits- The antioxidant; polyphenol that is found in green tea can reduce the effects of estrogen on the body, stopping the stimulation growth of cancerous cells in the breast, ovaries and uterus. It can also reduce the effects of Endometriosis and Fibrocystic Breasts.
Advice on tea you might like- Gunpowder Pinhead Green Tea or Lanxi Mao Feng Green Tea
History- Tea was first planted in Taiwan in 1869 by John Dodd, a British entrepreneur which coincided with the influx of Chinese immigrants who brought there tea making skills with them, cuttings and seeds. Using Chinese Methods of growing and cultivating Taiwan (also referred to as Formosa in the tea industry) has become of the largest producer of teas in the world markets.
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TypeGreen Tea
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Health PointsAnti Oxidants, Refreshing, Weight Loss
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Caffeine LevelLow
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OptionsLoose Tea
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Time of DayLunchtime, Afternoon
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CountrySouth East Asia
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Haven’t actually tried this yet so can’t really give a review.
Review by Trusted Customer
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Decent taste, economical, easy to prepare
Review by Clive Darken
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This always is an economical tea. Green tea that has a mild taste.
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My husband’s favourite tea.
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It is strong like it says on the label! Only need a little.
Review by Yvonne Bos
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One of my favourite teas. a regular purchase.
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One of my favourite teas, i usually order this every time
Review by Catherine Stone
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Review by Mrs Glenys Latham
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The tea is good quality so
Review by Mrs Glenys Latham
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Well brewed, and most importantly useful.
Review by Olga Volfa
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the tea is organic, smooth and full-flavoured requiring much less tea leaves than any other teas i've had before
Review by Ms Eva Ray
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