Cold Brew Peach Green with Matcha
These large 5 gram tea bags contain specially steamed and fired Sencha leaves which have been blended with Matcha. Specially processed to brew in cold water, just add a bag to a 20 oz bottle of water shake and you're ready to go! They also have enough flavor to be infused up to 5 times so just keep refilling your bottle and one tea bag will last you all day!
THIS TEA SUPPORTS THE ETHICAL TEA PARTNERSHIP
All Camellia sinensis in our blends contributes to a fairer, more sustainable tea industry.
CAFFEINE CONTENT | MEDIUM
CUP PER OZ
10-12 cups per 1 oz
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1-2
2-4 mins
1-2
170-180°F
In 475 ml (8oz)
2-4 mins
Strong rose aroma from the raw tea and while it does diminish a little with brewing, it still has a nice aroma after brewing without being bitter or too over-powering.
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I'm a big fan of hibiscus tea. It's a great addition to my evening tea.
Light and maple-y, it reminds me of being in the north woods. So good. And the tin of 50 is actually quite compact and space-saving in the cupboard.
By far my favorite cucumber green tea, and I’ve tried many different brands. Such fresh flavor and real cucumber pieces. This makes delicious iced tea that I drink all summer.

I absolutely love this tea! The recommendation to keep it in my water bottle is perfect (I like mine a little strong, so I used two bags in a 24oz bottle that has a brewing basket to keep the bags from sliding out when I take a sip, I also add some Stevia powder every refill because I like how the sweetness of the peach is brought out by the Stevia). I also take the bags out mid-day, when I don't want to have any more caffeine, and then I add them back in the next day or a few days later, depending on my mood.
I know that making matcha is a process that some people enjoy, but sometimes it's nice to have something easy and this is the perfect solution, in my opinion.

