GREEN | Raspberry Ripple

Raspberry Ripple Green Tea

Grace your cabinet with this soft yet lively sencha raspberry green tea. Sencha is a Japanese style green tea that is steamed shortly after plucking and then gently bruised before it is pan fired or basket fired. Sencha has a dark green colour and produces a pale green to yellow bright and smooth cup with a sweet finish. This leaf not only possesses wonderful flavour but it is an ideal tea for mixing and creating exciting flavour palettes. This one, in particular, is special due to its simple yet complex flavour character. The aroma of raspberry fills your nostrils as soon as you open the bag reviving your spirit. The flavour of the tea is slightly sweet, with high notes of berries, and an aftertaste similar to that tingly feeling on your tongue after you eat raw raspberries.

Raspberry Green Tea Benefits

Green tea is renowned for its ability to destroy free radicals in the body which cause disease. It also possesses myriads of other benefits essential for cardiovascular health, emotional health, and blood health. There are always health motives for enjoying green tea, but this one also provides a joyful flavour incentive so you can feel good and be entertained with something delicious!

How to Steep it

To enjoy this tea hot, add one teaspoon of loose leaf tea for 12 oz. (350 ml) into your teapot. Let it steep for 2-3 minutes in 80 degrees C water- not hotter. Once steeping has completed, remove infuser and pour into your mug and enjoy!

To enjoy this tea cold, add one teaspoon of loose leaf tea for 9 oz. (263 ml) into your teapot. Let it steep for 2-3 minutes in 80 degrees C water. Add any desired sweeteners, pour over ice, and enjoy!

GROSCHE Safe Water Project

GROSCHE is a social enterprise and certified B Corp on a mission to make the world a better place. For every 100 g of this tea sold, we provide 50+ days of safe drinking water to people in need. Our Safe Water Project has provided safe water to places including the Philippians, South Sudan, and South India to name a few.