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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 · lewes, 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 hoogly, sourced from yunnan, china, sold in a 50g bag. it's not a coffee, so if you've landed here by mistake, worth double-checking your basket. the flavour profile sits firmly in classic tea territory, with black tea and general tea-like character, meaning a clean, straightforward cup without heavy roast or floral complexity. to brew, use water around 70-80°c rather than a full boil, steep for 2-3 minutes, and adjust to taste. a simple infuser or teapot works well. it's a no-fuss everyday green tea for someone who wants a clean, familiar cup.

common questions

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

it has a straightforward, classic tea character with black tea and general tea-like flavour. there's nothing unusual or experimental here, it's a clean, familiar cup.

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

it's a green tea sourced from yunnan, china. no further processing details are provided beyond the origin.

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

use water below boiling, around 70-80°c, and steep for 2-3 minutes in an infuser or teapot. avoid boiling water, as it can make green tea taste bitter.

about trading post coffee roasters

there's something about walking down cliffe high street that makes you slow down. maybe it's the cobblestones, or how the buildings lean into each other like old friends sharing secrets. trading post coffee roasters sits right in this mix at number 18, and you can smell why people keep coming back before you even push the door open. the beans here get treated with the kind of attention most places save for their rent checks. you can taste it in every cup, that careful balance between brightness and body that only happens when someone actually gives a damn. the 4.3 stars from 666 google reviewers aren't just polite enthusiasm. they're earned, one properly pulled shot at a time. this isn't coffee as convenience. it's coffee as conversation starter, as morning ritual, as the reason you take the longer route to work. the kind of place where regulars know they'll get something worth savoring, not just caffeine delivery.

all coffee from trading post coffee roasters

lewes, uk

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