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Organic Chinese sencha green tea 1kg

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100 % Chinese sencha green tea
Refreshing, lightly tart flavour
Whole tea leaves
From organic farming
Brewing time: 2 minutes

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Welcome to the wonderful world of tea, where we serve you the finest goods from China and introduce you to the traditional tea culture from Great Britain. By now, half the world knows about the special taste of Chinese green Sencha tea. Sencha tastes fresh and mellow, yet convinces you with a spicy and subtly tart note. Its fragrance transports you to a place of peace and relaxation in hectic everyday life. No wonder the British began importing their tea from China as early as the middle of the 17th century. On the island it is traditionally black - here you can get it in a soft green. A great warm drink to wake up in the morning or a saviour from the midday slump - treat yourself! Order green tea now.

Organic sencha green tea - easy preparation

After just two minutes of brewing time, our Chinese Sencha is ready to enjoy. You can also brew it a second time so you don't have to waste any of your new treasure! And in summer, you can easily make iced tea from the green tea leaves.

Tea time with KoRo: the best green tea

A traditional tea time between 3 and 5 p.m. always includes a few nibbles. We don't have any fresh yeast pastries, but we do have oat biscuits with chocolate drops or Christmassy organic gingerbread hearts. Feel free to eat with your hands. Because even in the British royal family, finger food can be eaten with the fingers. Need more tea options? Try our peppermint tea, mate tea or our Japanese sencha tea are great alternatives to your classic green or black tea. Cheers!

Buy green sencha tea

Time for some peace and quiet, a good book and a warming cup of tea! A pot of organic green tea from KoRo comes in handy. Its mild, tart and fresh aroma will transport you to a little oasis of relaxation. No wonder, after all, our Sencha tea is grown in China and used for traditional tea ceremonies. Now the only question is: Milk-in-first (Mif) or Tea-in-first (Tif)? Even tea connoisseurs in Great Britain are divided on this question. No matter which you choose, a delicious cup of tea is always ready for you at the end. Make yourself comfortable - buy green tea online now.

Product number:	TEE_007
Best before date	30.09.2027
Origin	China
Organic Origin	Nicht-EU-Landwirtschaft
Content	1 kg
Manufacturer	KoRo
EAN/GTIN	4260654785319
Data sheet	Specification
Organic control body & Organic origin	DE-ÖKO-003
Nutrition traces	Nutrition traces
Shipping	Delivery time outside of Germany
Company	KoRo Handels GmbH Hauptstraße 26, 10827 Berlin
Storage Advice	Store in a cool and dry place.
Ingredients	100% Sencha* *from controlled organic agriculture
Trade Name	Organic Sencha (green tea), whole leaves
Label note	Ingredients, nutritional values, and packaging may change. For exact information, please check the product description.
Press & Resellers	Download cropped photo

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	Organic Chinese sencha green tea 1kg	Organic Japanese Sencha green tea 500g
Reviews	(33)	(59)
Price	€19.00	€22.00
Product number	TEE_007	TEE_001
Content	1 kg	0.5 kg
Base price	€19.00 / 1 kg	€44.00 / 1 kg
Countries of origin	China	Japan

Production

Die Herkunft des grünen Tees

Unser Bio Sencha Tee wird in Zhejiang Qian Dao Hu in China angebaut – hier hat grüner Tee ebenfalls seinen Ursprung. Seit mehreren tausend Jahren wird in China grüner Tee angebaut – es vergeht selten ein Tag, an dem kein grüner Tee getrunken wird.

Grüner Tee Pflanze

Bei unserer grünen Tee Pflanze handelt es sich um ein Kultivar – eine Pflanze, die speziell gezüchtet wurde: Die Yabukita Teepflanze! Sie wird seit 1908 angebaut ist äußert kälteresistent und zeichnet sich durch ihren hohen Ertrag aus.

Reifen im Schatten

Im Hochsommer, wenn die Sonne sich mehrere Stunden am Tag blicken lässt, wird die Teeplantage teilweise beschattet, damit die Blätter nicht verbrennen und sich weniger Bitterstoffe im Tee bilden.

Die Tee-Ernte

Im frühen Sommer wird der Tee mit Hilfe von speziellen Maschinen geerntet und für die Bedampfung vorbereitet.

Tee-Standardnummern – was ist das?

Sogenannte Standardnummern stammen noch aus der Zeit, in der chinesische Teefirmen staatlich waren. Die Standardnummer gibt Auskunft über die Qualität des Tees und die Sorgfältigkeit während der Herstellung. Ohne den Tee jemals gesehen zu haben, konnte man über die Standardnummer bereits erahnen, wie der Tee aussieht, riecht und schmeckt. Heutzutage werden diese Nummern immer noch verwendet, allerdings produzieren Unternehmen nicht mehr so strikt nach den Bestimmungen, weswegen zwei Teesorten mit der gleichen Standardnummer stark variieren können. Unser Tee trägt die Standardnummer 8912.

Dämpfen und Trocknen

Die Teeblätter werden kurz nach ihrer Ernte für wenige Minute mit heißem Dampf erhitzt, wodurch die Oxidation und Fermentation der Blätter gestoppt – denn nur, wenn die grünen Teeblätter grün bleiben, darf er sich auch grüner Tee nennen. Anschließend wird der Tee schonend getrocknet und für den weiteren Transport vorbereitet.

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Questions & answers: Organic Chinese sencha green tea 1kg

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Can I drink green tea during pregnancy or breastfeeding?

You should be careful here, because green tea contains caffeine. Whether and how much green tea you can drink during pregnancy or breastfeeding, you should therefore rather clarify with your gynecologist.

Which green tea varieties do you have in your assortment?

Besides our green tea China Sencha you will also find Matcha Mizu and Matcha Yujin. So you see, we have the right variety for every green tea lover.

Is the green tea organic?

Yes yes yes, our Chinese green tea comes from 100% organic farming.

What is the preparation of green tea?

Our green tea has a fairly short brewing time of just 2 minutes. You can also infuse it a second time, so you don't have to waste any of your new treasure! In the summer you can also easily use it for iced tea.

Are children allowed to drink green tea?

No, green tea is not suitable for children because it contains caffeine.

Does the green tea help to lose weight?

Many online blogs talk about green tea stimulating the metabolism, increasing fat burning and being good for a diet or detox. We can't confirm that, because our green tea is not a magic bullet, despite its incredibly delicious taste. To lose weight you usually need a calorie deficit. If you have any questions about this topic, it is best to consult your nutritionist and get professional advice.

Does green tea contain caffeine?

Yes, green tea contains caffeine and is often drunk instead of coffee. If you are particularly sensitive to caffeine, it is better to avoid green tea before bedtime and sip our Sencha tea after getting up or against the midday slump.

Is green tea good for the skin?

You can also use our green tea for a skin mask. You can find a wide variety of instructions for this on the web. Try it out and write us on Instagram under @koro_de your experience!

Is green tea good for high blood pressure?

We are real foodies, but we are not doctors or nutritionists. Therefore, we cannot give you qualified information on the topic of "green tea against high blood pressure". Please discuss your health concerns with your doctor.

What does green tea taste like and what is it good for?

If you like herbal tea, then you will also like our green tea! It tastes wonderfully refreshing and is characterized by a mild, tart note.

Does the green tea come from China?

Green tea has its origin in China, and we also source our tea leaves from the People's Republic. Green Sencha tea is still an integral part of Chinese culture there today and, for example, part of traditional tea ceremonies.