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hoogly classic green tea - 50g loose leaf, yunnan coffee from trading post coffee roasters

yunnan coffee

Hoogly Classic Green Tea - 50g Loose Leaf

by trading post coffee roasters · brighton and hove, uk

you'll taste black tea before tea-like. this is hoogly classic green tea - 50g loose leaf, a yunnan from trading post coffee roasters.

black teatea-like
£5.25buy from trading post coffee roasters

the bean

origin
yunnan
status
in stock
this is a loose leaf green tea from yunnan, china, not a coffee. sourced by hoogly and stocked via trading post coffee roasters, it comes in a 50g bag. in the cup it's clean and straightforward, leaning into classic black tea and tea-like flavours rather than anything floral or grassy. because it's a green tea, water temperature matters, aim for around 70-80°c and steep for two to three minutes to avoid bitterness. it suits anyone wanting a simple, unfussy cup without the caffeine hit of coffee.

common questions

What does Hoogly Classic Green Tea - 50g Loose Leaf taste like?

it tastes clean and straightforward, with black tea and tea-like qualities as its primary characteristics. there is nothing particularly sweet or floral noted, making it a classic, no-frills cup.

How is Hoogly Classic Green Tea - 50g Loose Leaf grown and processed?

it is a green tea sourced from yunnan, china. beyond the origin, no specific processing or cultivar details have been provided.

How should I brew Hoogly Classic Green Tea - 50g Loose Leaf?

as a green tea, it is best brewed with water below boiling, around 70-80°c, for two to three minutes to keep the flavour clean and avoid bitterness. it is a loose leaf tea, so you will need an infuser or strainer.

about trading post coffee roasters

the best coffee shops earn their regulars through quiet consistency, and trading post coffee roasters on kensington gardens understands this completely. walk in most mornings and you'll smell the telltale signs: beans roasted with actual attention, not just automation. the baristas here know their equipment. they know when to adjust the grind, when the milk temperature hits that sweet spot between scalding and lukewarm. what separates trading post from the chains isn't just the 4.3-star rating from over 450 google reviewers. it's the way they handle coffee like it matters. each cup carries weight, intention. you taste the difference in that first sip, coffee that's been considered, not just processed. the hiss of steam, the careful pour, the way regulars nod approval before even lifting their cups. brighton has plenty of coffee options, but trading post earns its spot through pure competence and care.

all coffee from trading post coffee roasters

brighton and hove, uk

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