Teapigs - Mao Feng Green Tea, 15 Bags

Natural, additive-free, whole leaf green tea, with no bitter aftertaste? The Teapigs Mao Feng Green Tea in biodegradable bags will be your new 'bestea'!

Key Information

• Whole leaf green tea
• Mild flavor without the bitter aftertaste
• 100% natural and biodegradable tea bags
• No artificial ingredients
• Certified plastic-free company

Product Overview

A green tea for people who don’t like green tea? If you thought it didn’t exist, you’re in for a treat! Introducing the Teapigs Mao Feng Green Tea, a delicate, gently fragrant flavor with none of the bitter aftertastes you often find with green tea. This tea is sure to keep everyone happy!

A blissfully light and subtly floral tea, the finest, non-GMO whole tea leaves from the Anhui Province in China are picked, withered, rolled, and then roasted or steamed.

With a gentle hum of caffeine, this pure green tea has mild tasting notes of peaches and apricots.

Packed into innovative, biodegradable tea ‘temples’, they have a lower environmental impact than other, plastic-laden options. It’s free from artificial additives too, so it’s naturally going to be your new go-to brew!

Ingredients

Pure Mao Feng Green Tea.
Allergens: Made in a factory that handles nuts.

Frequently Asked Questions

I’m confused! Why does my Mao Feng Green Tea taste bitter?

Not to fear, this can happen. Occasionally, pouring boiling hot water straight from the kettle can be a little too harsh for more delicate teas. White, green, and oolong teas are all a bit more sensitive to heat and can’t really handle water over 200 degrees.

Teapigs suggests using water that's around 176 degrees Fahrenheit and steeping for about 3 minutes to get the perfect brew every time, without a bitter aftertaste.

If you don’t have an electric kettle with temperature settings and you don’t have a thermometer, there is another solution. Bring the kettle to the boiling point, then switch off and let it sit for 5-10 minutes to cool down. This should be a better temperature for those delicate little leaves.