Imported Tea Archives - Home Grown Herb and Tea

Rooibos Afrikana

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:23:39 +0000

Organic African Red Rooibos tea blended with malva flowers and essence of citrus and vanilla. Naturally sweet and decadent, this tea makes a delicious afternoon or dessert brew.

Brewing Tips: Pour boiling water over leaves and steep 3-5 minutes. Add cream or sweet if desired.

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Pai Mudan White Tea

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:23:39 +0000

This organic White Peony is of the highest grade and comes hand picked and dried directly from one of the world's few organic growers. Harvested during the driest season, this mellow, slightly woodsy tea includes both new leaf and the center needle sprout.

Brewing Tips: Let boiling water cool at least one minute before pouring gently over tea leaves. Extremely light weight and tender, use a well rounded tablespoon per cup and steep 4-5 minutes.

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Organic African Red Rooibos

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:23:39 +0000

Organic African Red Rooibos of the highest quality is a wonderful alternative to black and green tea. Naturally non-caffeinated and full of energy-giving B vitamins and minerals, this tea is noted for its' strong body and delicious smooth and nutty undertones.

Brewing Tips: Pour boiling water over leaves and steep for 3 - 5 minutes.

Brewing Tips: For the boldest flavor, allow the kettle to sit a minute after boil. A little goes a long way. Steep for 2 - 4 minutes.

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Green – Pu Ehr

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:23:39 +0000

This is a wonderful organic Pu Erh tea harvested from the wild, mountainous tea plants from the southwest of China. The wild leaf tends to be bigger and tougher than its cultivated cousin and has a more earthy flavor due to a slightly different chemical content. Pu Erh tea is also processed differently; the better ones allowed to age and oxidize much like an old red wine.

Recommendations: Although considered a green tea, it has the deep color and oxidized, slightly fermented taste of a black or 'red' tea. This is highly complex tea that strikes the palate with a robust, strong earthiness and finishes with a delightful nutty flavor. Highly aromatic and robust.

Brewing Tips: For the boldest flavor, allow the kettle to sit a minute after boil. A little goes a long way. Steep for 2 - 4 minutes.

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Formosa Oolong

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:23:38 +0000

Oolong are teas that are allowed to oxidize more than a green tea but less than a black. The long twisted leaves, a mixture of brown, black and red with bits of green and silver, turn a rich copper color as they steep. This organic Formosa Oolong falls between the luxuriant, highly complex (and expensive) Oolongs and the broth-like Oolongs served at Chinese restaurants. It is full bodied and well balanced, neither overly vegetal or floral and makes a strong, dark and satisfying brew.

Brewing Tips: The water should be 30 or 45 seconds just under a boil. A little Oolong goes a long way and is good for several infusions. Steep 2 to 4 minutes, longer for additional steeps.

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Ti Kwan Yin

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:23:38 +0000

This green Oolong tea, named Iron Goddess of Mercy, is a mellow cup with a smooth and earthy flavor. Pearled leaves, rich green color, a must for your green tea gamut.

Brewing Tips: Let boiling water cool slightly before pouring over leaves. Steep 2-3 minutes.

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Matcha Green

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:23:35 +0000

This Japanese green tea powder used in tea ceremonies is an exquisite, impressionable tea with a bright green color and strong vegetal flavor.

Brewing Tips: Let boiling water cool slightly and pour over a hearty tablespoon of powder per cup. Whisk for about one minute to infuse water and powder. Do not strain.

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Gunpowder Green

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:23:34 +0000

The most gentle tasting of the China green teas, this organic pearled leaf tea has an earthy green color and mild aroma. Gunpowder green makes a classic mellow cup and its' mild pleasant flavor is perfect for the novice green tea drinker.

Brewing Tips: Let boiling water cool slightly before pouring over leaves. Steep 2-3 minutes.

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Japanese Sencha

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:23:34 +0000

A long, bright green leaf with highly vegetal quality mark this classic organic Sencha as one of the best. Known for its high antioxidant value and crisp, astringent taste, Japanese Sencha delights the pallets of many a green tea connoisseur.

Brewing Tips: This is a delicate leaf. Be sure to let boiling water cool one minute before pouring over leaves. Steep 2 minutes only to avoid an overly tannic and astringent cup.

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Guns n Roses

Prisca — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:23:34 +0000

Organic Gunpowder Green tea blended with rose petals makes a mellow, easy to love cup with a soothing, floral undertone.

Brewing Tips: Let boiling water cool slightly before pouring over leaves. Steep 2-3 minutes.

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