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Types of Green tea

Basilur
Basilur

Essence of Basilur . Synonymous for the world class teas and sophisticated designs, Basilur is a world renowned brand of superior quality tea and herbal infusions produced in the ethereal island of Sri Lanka, which was once known as Ceylon.

Fukamushi Sencha
Fukamushi Sencha

Fukamushi Sencha -The green teas in this category, known in Japanese as "fukamushi-cha", or deep steamed green tea, are steamed for a longer period of time than your typical sencha.

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Genmaicha
Genmaicha

Genmaicha is a Japanese green tea mixed with brown rice kernels and noted for its pleasant roasted flavor. Genmaicha can be made with various kinds of green tea. Research suggests that drinking genmaicha regularly offers many health benefits and helps prevent disease, due to the beneficial polyphenols in the tea.

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Golden Tips
Golden Tips

Green Tea; White Tea; Oolong Tea; Chai; Tea Bags. ... (two) Golden Tips Printed Multipurpose Jute bags / Gift bags (32x15x41 cm)- ... © 2018 Golden Tips Tea Co. (P) ...

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Gyokuro
Gyokuro

Gyokuro (Japanese: 玉 露, "jade dew") is a type of shaded green tea from Japan. It differs from the standard sencha (a classic unshaded green tea) in being grown under the shade rather than the full sun. Gyokuro is shaded longer than kabuse tea (lit., "covered tea").

Happy Valley
Happy Valley

Enjoy Darjeeling's 100% finest organic teas straight from its own Happy Valley Tea Estate. Buy black, green, white & speciality teas & get 5% off on the first order.

Hojicha
Hojicha

Hōjicha (ほうじ茶) is a Japanese green tea.It is distinctive from other Japanese green teas because it is roasted in a porcelain pot over charcoal, whereas most Japanese teas are steamed.

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Kabusecha
Kabusecha

Kabusecha (かぶせ茶, literally translates as covered tea) is generally described as being a midpoint between sencha and gyokuro. In other words, it has sencha’s refreshing flavor and also some of gyokuro’s sweetness.

LaPlant
LaPlant

4. LaPlant Green Tea. A natural blend of green tea leaves with its various flavor infusions simply refreshes our mind and senses. LaPlant green tea is another popular green tea brands, widely consumed by Indians.

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Lipton
Lipton

Surprise those who matter with Lipton! Our Lipton Bamboo Stainless steel bottle with Lipton green tea with Pure Matcha is a great gift for your tea lover friend, family member or treat for yourself.

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Matcha
Matcha

Tea experts also warn that with matcha quality is key, and it comes at a cost. In other words, high quality, fresh, pure matcha is expensive. A low price tag can be a red flag for a poor quality product.

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Sencha
Sencha

The Sencha green tea, originated in Kyoto, Japan, offers a more refined taste when compared with other types of green tea, this in part thanks to the use of very small leaves. This tea is also one of the few were their tea color is actually green and not yellow.

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Tencha
Tencha

Tencha (literally translates as ground tea, 碾茶) is a type of Japanese green tea that is mostly used to make matcha. It’s a high quality green tea, since the cultivation process is the same as for gyokuro. Tencha’s main characteristic is that it comes in small, dark green flakes.

Tetley
Tetley

Even RateTea’s data makes it hard to say: Lipton’s Green Tea is rated okay on our site; Tetley’s green tea gets very little attention on our site. In both cases, there is much more attention directed at the company’s black teas.

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Twinings
Twinings

Green tea comes with a host of health benefits and is a smarter sipping choice than soda or other sugary beverages. Twinings sells a number of green tea varieties including gunpowder, jasmine and fruit-flavored options. Some of its teas are organic and fair-trade, and the company also offers a decaffeinated green tea. Like all green, black and white teas, Twinings green tea is made from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant.

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Typhoo
Typhoo

Recently, I happened to visit my friends store at Crawford Market in Mumbai and I was astounded to see a variety of imported “healthy” products. I picked up a packet of Typhoo green tea out of sheer curiosity. Its white & lemon green packaging attracted me, though at that point in time I had no […]