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If you love green tea, you're in for a treat. Ours is certified organic. This rich amber/jade colored tea is Camellia Sinensis leaves, organically grown and certified. A more potent antioxidant than black tea, Organic Green Tea contains salubrious polyphenols, carotenoids, tocopherols, vitamin C and several beneficial minerals, and is known to aid digestion. A smoothly refreshing tea with a freshly-harvested taste and aroma.
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Green tea
I've lost count of how many other green teas I've tried and then I was lifted Hawaiian Green Tea and was Hooked. By far the Smoothest & no after taste green tea ❤️ I'll never drink another!
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Green tea
I received a box of your Green Tea as a gift and with in 3-1/2 weeks I ordered Two more box's and One Guava Ginsing to try. Your Green Tea is Thee Best Green Tea I've Ever tasted!!! So far I like the Guava and look forward to trying it cold I think will be quite refreshing in the AZ heat. Thank you!
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Organic Green Tea
Absolutely love it. Best green tea I have ever tried and the fact that it is Organic is just icing on the cake. Will definitely order again and highly recommend to anyone looking for the best green tea to give this a try.
- Brewing Instructions:
- Use one tea bag for each cup of water. Bring fresh water to boiling for black and herbal teas. Cooler water temperature (180 degrees Fahrenheit) for green teas. Steep tea bags in hot water for 1-3 minutes, depending on desired taste.
- Notice for California Consumers:
- WARNING - Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals, including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.
- About Prop 65:
- Proposition 65 is a California law that requires a warning on any products that contain quantifiable amounts of over 800 chemicals, many of which are naturally occurring. Some botanicals contain low levels of lead which is often naturally occurring.
