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in the small 100 g package for broadening your green tea collection. As its name implies, this tea seems to be extremely strong and promising. The leaves are rolled into small balls and are reminiscent of gunpowder. An intense green tea with a slightly smoky, grassy and lovely taste. It goes well with Asian dishes such as sushi and maki, and also emphas...

During production, the green tea is steamed over jasmine flowers, which give the green tea a fragrant and floral note. The taste is complemented by lovely, delicately and tart nuances. The tea goes well with Asian food and light cuisine...

Jasmine flowers give this green tea an aromatic, floral note, that is complemented by lovely, delicately tart nuances. The green tea is steamed over jasmine flowers so that the tea absorbs the delicate flowery bouquet. The tea may be recommended to Asian meals and light cuisine...

When life gives her lemongrass, Lady Green makes tea out of it. The special mixture combines tart green tea and lemongrass. The slightly lemony aroma tastes good from morning to night, whether drunk hot or cold. Try a cup of Lady Green with Asian dishes or summer salads. Pretty refreshing for a fine lady...

in the small package with 100 g. A classic amongst green teas is Chun Mee - strong, pleasantly tart with a fresh touch. Chun Mee means "precious eyebrows". The tea bears this name, because they are slightly curved and remind of an eyebrow after the leaves have been rolled. The green tea blends well with spicy, strong and hearty meals...

Matcha is much more than a trendy drink - or actually the complete opposite: the frothy green tea, which is known for its intense colour and typical taste, has been served for centuries and is deeply rooted in Japanese tea culture. Experience the green miracle that will make you forget every slump...

Mate tea is a refreshing beverage that revitalizes tired limbs. It shimmers in an intense yellow-green colour after infusion. Its aroma is grassy and smokey with a slight sweetness. It goes well with hearty meals with beef and mushroom or with a savoury afternoon tea...

Pai Mu Tan means "white peony" and bears this name, because after the infusion the leaves remind the Chinese of a peony. For Pai Mu Tan, delicate buds and the two youngest leaves are carefully dried. The tea enchants with a floral, but also subtle tart note. The taste is balanced and the tea goes well with light summer salads, dishes with legum...

Literally translated Pai Mu Tan means "white peony". The tea bears this name because the leaves remind the Chinese people of a peony after the infusion. For Pai Mu Tan tender buds and the two youngest leaves are dried. Its balanced flavour goes well with light summer salads and dishes with legumes. Hummus and lentil soup also benefit from its taste as an accompanying b...

When life gives her lemongrass, Lady Green makes tea out of it. Quite refreshing for a fine lady. The aromatic blend brings green tea and lemongrass under one hat. Enjoy a grassy, tart, lemony cup...