Tea type
Green Tea
Ingredients
Not available
Flavors
Airy, Cooling, Earthy, Freshly Cut Grass, Herbaceous, Herbs, Light, Mineral, Mint, Smooth, Soft, Spearmint, Spring Water, Sweet, Vegetal
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Caffeine
Low
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175 °F / 79 °C 2 min, 0 sec 12 oz / 354 ml

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  • “I thought this one might be a bit boring, since it’s essentially just a spin on a Moroccan mint tea. But I’m actually finding it really nice – it’s quite light in body since the green tea isn’t...” Read full tasting note
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Earthy Green Tea

A palate-pleasing and mildly invigorating blend of earthy nettles and MaoJian green tea, finishing with the cool-yet-warm of spearmint and the zest of ginger. A blend to focus your brain or perhaps guide you on an unexpected adventure.

Ingredients: Stinging nettle, XinYang MaoJian green tea, spearmint, lemon balm, ginger, calendula, licorice (Contains some caffeine)

How to Brew: Steep 1 tablespoon per cup at 185° degrees for 2-4 minutes. Serve warm with honey or chilled on ice.

Tasting Notes: Warm, herbal, zesty, smooth, grassy, minty, soothing, tannic
Tea Attributes: Exploration, adventure, adaptiveness, stimulation, focus
Pairings: honey, miso, soy sauce, lemon, mushrooms, rice, sushi, an adventure
Special Tips: Serve warm with honey or chilled on ice. Add miso or salt for delicious herbal broth.
Learn More: Nettles, Spearmint, Ginger, Lemon Balm, Caraway, Licorice Root
In the Artwork: Great Blue Heron, Stinging Nettles

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I thought this one might be a bit boring, since it’s essentially just a spin on a Moroccan mint tea. But I’m actually finding it really nice – it’s quite light in body since the green tea isn’t gunpowder, and the spearmint is not as overwhelming as I thought it might be. I also get a soft herbaceous/grassy note from the nettle and a touch of vegetal from the Chinese green tea. I think there is a slight earthiness from the ginger, but it’s very subtle.

Soft, light, and a bit soothing. I could see this being a nice evening tea, and since there is more nettle than green tea, I assume the caffeine is rather low. Maybe I’ll try it with a smidge of honey later tonight.

Flavors: Airy, Cooling, Earthy, Freshly Cut Grass, Herbaceous, Herbs, Light, Mineral, Mint, Smooth, Soft, Spearmint, Spring Water, Sweet, Vegetal

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 2 min, 0 sec 3 tsp 12 OZ / 354 ML
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