Loose Leaf Green Tea “Dance of the Senses” - Oriental Blend with Dates and Spices
Loose leaf green tea “Dance of the Senses” is a sensual blend of China Sencha green tea with dates, pear, licorice, and oriental spices. This unique blend was created for those who appreciate depth of flavor, warm notes, and tea with a distinctive character.
Benefits
- Natural source of antioxidants
- Gentle stimulation and natural energy
- May support concentration and well-being
- Deep, slightly sweet flavor with a spicy note
- An ideal tea for colder days and peaceful evenings
Why choose it?
“Dance of the Senses” is a loose leaf green tea based on China Sencha, enriched with the natural sweetness of dates and pear. Licorice root gives the infusion a velvety depth, while pink peppercorns and cardamom add a subtly oriental, warming touch.
Who is it for?
- For lovers of teas with a deep, spicy flavor profile
- For those looking for tea with the natural sweetness of fruit
- For those who enjoy oriental flavor inspirations
- For those who appreciate peaceful moments of relaxation
When to drink green tea?
- In the afternoon - as a moment to unwind
- On colder days - for pleasant warmth
- During evening relaxation
- When you are in the mood for an aromatic, distinctive infusion
What does it pair best with?
- Desserts with pear or dates
- Spiced and almond cakes
- Dark or milk chocolate
- On its own as an aromatic infusion
Properties of green tea
Green tea is valued for its natural antioxidant content and gentle stimulating effect. Thanks to the presence of natural caffeine (theine), it may support concentration and help maintain energy throughout the day.
- rich in natural antioxidants
- may support concentration and focus
- gently stimulates the body
- often chosen as part of a healthy lifestyle
Technical information
Ingredients: China Sencha green tea, date (date, rice flour), pear (pear, rice flour), licorice root, pink peppercorns, cardamom, flavoring
How to brew loose leaf green tea?
To brew loose leaf green tea properly, use approximately 2-3 g of tea per 200 ml of water at a temperature of 70-80°C and steep for approximately 2-3 minutes.
- Amount of tea: 2-3 g per 200 ml of water
- Water temperature: 70-80°C
- Steeping time: 2-3 minutes
High-quality loose leaf green tea can be steeped up to 2-3 times, allowing each subsequent infusion to reveal new flavor notes.
FAQ - frequently asked questions
Does green tea contain caffeine?
Yes, green tea contains natural caffeine (theine), which has a gentler effect than caffeine from coffee and provides more sustained stimulation.
Is green tea with spices hot?
Green tea with spices usually has a subtle, aromatic note. Spices such as cardamom or pink peppercorns give the infusion character without overpowering the flavor.
How long should green tea be steeped?
Green tea is best steeped for approximately 2-3 minutes at a temperature of 70-80°C. Water that is too hot may make the infusion taste bitter.
Can green tea be steeped several times?
High-quality loose leaf green tea can be steeped up to 2-3 times. Each subsequent steeping allows you to discover new flavor notes.
Order “Dance of the Senses” green tea and discover an oriental blend that warms and soothes at the same time.