OrganicKosherVegan

• Ingredients: Sencha green tea leaves* (53.6%), field mint* (20%), peppermint* (15%), spearmint* (10%), matcha green tea
  powder* (1.4%). *organic

  Product weight: 20 bags (36g)

  Clearspring Organic Matcha Three Mint brings together a harmonious yet refreshing blend of Japanese green tea, rich and exquisite premium Matcha with three varieties of mint: invigorating peppermint, sweet spearmint and cool field mint. Whilst our Organic Matcha Three Mint can be enjoyed at any time of the day, its refreshing and uplifting taste is the perfect pick-me-up beverage first thing in the morning or early afternoon, when you need a boost!

  New 100% Sustainable Packaging

  • Teabags: Compostable
  • Tags, Envelopes, Carton: Recyclable

  Our new Teabags range is non-GM and in 100% sustainable packaging. The teabags are stitched together using a unique folding process and are staple free. The strings are made of 100% organic cotton and the outer carton is recyclable and printed using vegetable-based ink.

  What is Matcha?

  Matcha is finely ground green tea leaf powder and is the most prized amongst Japanese teas. It has been drunk as part of the tea ceremony for 900 years as well as by Buddhist monks during long days of meditation.

  This very concentrated form of green tea is drunk as a fine powder diffused in liquid so you actually ingest the whole leaf, consuming every last bit of goodness.

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  Product Code: TEA0708.036A

• This product is exempt from the need to disclose nutritional data under regulation (EU) 1169/2011.

• Boil fresh water and leave to cool for a minute before pouring over the tea bag. Infuse for 1-2 minutes only for best flavour.

• Third Generation Tea Family from Kyoto, Japan

  In the hills around Kyoto, the third generation of the Nagata family use special organic methods, known as Nature Farming, to produce a range of exquisite green teas for Clearspring.

  The ancient farming approach used by the Nagatas builds up soil vitality by maintaining a semi-wild environment, where the plants are not overly protected and gain nourishment from repeated applications of compost made from tea clippings and dried leaves, which together with regular mulching helps control weed growth and maintain soil moisture.

  Whilst most tea farmers spray their plants with pesticides and herbicides 15-20 times a year, the Nagatas' tea bushes have a vigour that enables them to thrive without chemical inputs.

  The Nagatas' yields may be lower than average but their plants have far less mould and blight. They remain productive for up to 40 years, twice as long as the typical tea bush treated with chemicals.

  As well as growing tea, the Nagatas undertake the skilful blanching, drying and roasting processes to bring out the unique flavours of each individual blend.