Green Tea

If you're wondering when the ideal time is to drink green tea, the answer is simple: it depends on what you're looking for and the tea you choose. Some varieties have a lot of caffeine, while others have very little, so it's worth considering the time of day. For example, teas made almost entirely from buds or from the first harvest, like Bi Luo Chun , tend to have more caffeine. In contrast, genmaicha, which is blended with roasted rice, is much milder.

Morning, noon, or night, green tea can be your companion. Whether to energize you, take a break, or simply enjoy it.

Every green tea is different, but there are some basic factors that make the difference.
Use cool water, between 70 and 85°C. Respect the steeping time and adjust the amount of leaves according to the desired strength or preferred style. For example, Japanese green tea is not the same as Chinese green tea. If you want to take it a step further, Chinese green teas work very well when prepared in the grandpa style.

Each package and the product page contain the key information for proper preparation.

At Tedelics, you can buy natural, unblended green tea online. All our teas come from renowned growing regions. We know who cultivates them, when they are harvested, and how they are processed. We are constantly adding new varieties as we discover truly worthwhile areas and producers. If you're looking for high-quality green tea with a clear origin and recent harvests, you've come to the right place.

Green tea is rich in antioxidants, especially catechins, which help combat oxidative stress and protect cells. It is also linked to benefits for metabolism, fat burning, cardiovascular health, and concentration. At Tedelics, while we value it for its notes, aromas, origin, and quality, if it also has beneficial properties, all the better.