Green Tea
Most green teas don't undergo any enzyme oxidization process as the leaves are only minimally processed which causes the leaves to retain their natural green hue. Green tea has remained the most popular type of tea across much of Asia for centuries and due to it's many health benefits green tea consumption has increased dramatically in the west in recent years.
In 15th century Japan a samurai and warlords were meeting to discuss an impending battle. As was t
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Zhu Cha tea comes from the Chinese province of Zhejiang to the south of modern day Shanghai and th
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The Japanese word ikigai (生き甲斐) originates on the island of Okinawa, an island which is home to mo
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The Chinese Emperor Shennong of the Five Grains is counted amongst the Three Sovereigns, sage-like
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Hojicha is a relatively new style of green tea, it was first produced in the 1920's in Kyoto, Japa
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The Jasmine flowers are picked at dawn when the buds are still tightly closed and stored until the
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There is nothing that produces so fresh a feeling as the smell of freshly brewed mint in the air!
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Savanna is a pretty combination of green tea, citrus and florals so why don't you sit back and pre
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There is a legend that if two people break a double strawberry in half and share it they are desti
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Japanese Sencha, the delight of many tea drinkers, with a distinct taste and an abundance of antio
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The word verdant comes from the 16th century French word verdoyant meaning green, lush and fresh;
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Zen is the Japanese variant of Buddhism, introduced to Japan in the 8th century but didn't flouris
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