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Gunpowder loose green tea, ETNO, 80 g
SKU: 84720080
GUNPOWDER loose green tea, ETNO
Gunpowder tea has its roots in ancient Chinese tradition. Like gunpowder, this tea packs a real charge for the day's work. The leaves of Gunpowder green tea are rolled into tiny pellets, giving the tea its unique shape – and its name. Don't leave the leaves in the cup for too long, as the tea may turn bitter.
The flavour is bold and rich, with light smoky notes and a pleasantly sweetish aroma. An excellent choice for those who like a green tea with more character.
Net quantity: 80 g
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Description
Tea
1 tsp
Water temperature
75–80 °C
Steeping time
2–3 min
Pour 200 ml of water at 75–80 °C over 1 teaspoon of Gunpowder tea and steep for about 2–3 minutes.
Don't steep for too long – a longer steeping time can make the tea more bitter.
Store in a dry, well-ventilated place. Protect from moisture. Not suitable for persons sensitive to any of the ingredients of this tea.
| Brand | ETNO |
|---|---|
| Reference | 84720080 |
| Form | Loose tea |
| EAN13 | 4771645223807 |
Composition
ETNO Gunpowder loose green tea
Gunpowder is an expressive loose green tea with a robust, rich flavour and light smoky notes. Its leaves are rolled into small pellets that gradually unfurl as they steep, revealing an intense green tea character.
About Gunpowder: this green tea is associated with China's ancient tea-making traditions. Its distinctive pellet-like shape helps the leaves retain their aroma, and the cup reveals a richer, stronger flavour than many other green teas.
Gunpowder is perfect for those who enjoy bolder, more intense green teas. Take care not to over-steep it – leaving the leaves in too long can make the drink more bitter.
A robust, rich and more intense green tea flavour with light smoky and toasty notes. The aroma has a subtle natural sweetness, and with a shorter steep the tea stays fresh and balanced.
Green tea 100%.
Gunpowder is made from the leaves of the tea plant (Camellia sinensis), so it naturally contains caffeine. The caffeine content per cup may vary depending on the amount of tea, the water temperature and the steeping time.
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