€ 9,80
Chinese green tea «Green Gunpowder» (Gunpowder) is hand-rolled and rich in vitamins and minerals. It boasts a rich, refreshing taste and a toning effect. Ideal for daily enjoyment and maintaining vitality. Buy Green Gunpowder tea 100g.
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«Green Gunpowder» is a Chinese green tea distinguished by its unique method of transversely rolling the leaves, which gives it a characteristic granular appearance. When brewed, these dense pellets unfurl, imparting a rich, slightly tart taste with refreshing herbal notes and a subtle sweet aftertaste. Its aroma is bright, with hints of freshness and a light smokiness, making every sip unforgettable.
Thanks to its rich chemical composition, «Green Gunpowder» is a true treasure trove of beneficial substances. It contains:
This complex contributes to a gentle toning effect, improved concentration, and overall body strengthening, supporting vitality and well-being. Ideal for daily enjoyment.
«Green Gunpowder» tea, also known simply as Gunpowder, originates from Zhejiang province, China – a region with centuries-old tea cultivation traditions. It was here that masters developed the unique technology of rolling tea leaves into dense pellets resembling gunpowder, giving this variety its name.
Notably, the tea received its name "Gunpowder" not only due to its visual resemblance to gunpowder pellets but also because, when brewed, it "explodes" with aroma and taste, revealing its finest qualities. This variety was one of the first green teas massively exported to Europe in the 17th-18th centuries, quickly gaining popularity there.
To fully unleash the taste and aroma of this unique tea, follow these simple recommendations:
Enjoy every sip! 🍵
