Tanzanian Usambara

Tanzanian Usambara

20g Sachet
£4.25
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Tanzanian Usambara

£4.25

Tanzanian Green Tea

Light & Fruity

Silvery Leaf Tips

A distinctive Tanzanian green tea with dark green leaves & silvery tips. Light, smooth & mellow with delicate fruity notes. A lovely refreshing brew.

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A Little Gem from Tanzania

Meet Tanzanian Usambara Green, a beautifully smooth African green tea with a light, refreshing character & delicate fruity notes.

Grown in Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro region, this distinctive tea features attractive dark green leaves with delicate silvery tips.

It's a lovely discovery for anyone who enjoys the gentler side of green tea, with plenty of character but none of the overpowering intensity.

What Does Tanzanian Usambara Green Taste Like?

Expect a light, bright green tea with a smooth, mild flavour & subtle hints of fruit.

The infusion is wonderfully refreshing, with a delicate character that makes it easy to enjoy throughout the day.

If you love green tea but prefer something less intense, this Tanzanian beauty could be right up your street!

Discover Tanzanian Green Tea

Tanzania's tea-growing regions benefit from warm temperatures, seasonal rainfall & fertile soils that support tea cultivation.

While Tanzania is better known for its black teas, this green tea offers something a little different.

Enjoy it without milk to appreciate its gentle fruity notes & naturally smooth character.

Light, lovely & a little unexpected. Tanzania has a green tea worth discovering!

Ingredients

Green Tea (100%)

South Africa tea origin
Origin
Tanzania
Tanzanian tea is grown in the lush, high-altitude regions around the Southern Highlands and Lake Victoria, where rich volcanic soils and cool, misty conditions create a bright, well-structured cup. Typically processed into bold black teas, it delivers a lively amber liquor with brisk citrus notes, gentle maltiness, and a clean, refreshing finish. Often used in blends but increasingly appreciated as a single-origin tea, Tanzania offers a smooth yet vibrant character that feels both grounding and energising.
Brewing Guide
Green Tea Loose leaf – 3 mins 80°C
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Step 1 Add 1 tsp per 250ml to an infuser or self-fill teabag
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Step 2 Add freshly boiled water to brew at 80°C
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Step 3 Brew for 3 minutes
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Step 4 Pause, rebalance & thrive.
Follow a tea routine here.

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