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Green Tea

Green Tea

Does green tea stimulate? How does it affect the body and concentration?

"Does green tea stimulate?" - that's the question asked by anyone looking for a lighter way to stable energy and better focus than coffee. Green leaves combine caffeine with L-theanine to make the stimulation softer, longer and more harmonious. In this article, you'll find practical ways to use green tea for work, study and during autumn and winter challenges. [...]

Green tea at night. Can it be drunk before bedtime?

Green tea is a drink that many people reach for because of its many health benefits and subtle, refreshing taste. During the day it is excellent for stimulating and supporting concentration, but what about in the evening? Is green tea at night a good idea, or something better avoided? Find out how it affects the body before bedtime, which variety [...]

A building with a fountain decorated with blue mosaics in Morocco, surrounded by blue walls, bright pots and a yellow facade under a blue sky.

Moroccan style tea

The North African kingdom is the home of Moroccan-style tea - an aromatic, minty drink with a huge amount of sugar. Learn the secrets of this drink.

Green tea fields at the foot of Mount Fuji in Japan, a bright sky with clouds and a snow-capped peak in the background.

A taste of Japan

What accounts for the uniqueness of teas from Japan? What is the origin of its, appreciated worldwide, taste and aroma?

Brown matcha preparation kit.

Matcha – more than tea

Japanese Matcha is often called "the best of the best." This aromatic and sweet infusion is gaining popularity in Poland, too. Curious about the secrets of this magically green powder and the preparation process?

A blanket spread out on the grass, traditional cups on the blanket. Water from a kettle is poured into one of the cups.

Chanoyu – Japanese tea ceremony

Although the world's most popular golden brew originated in China, it is the Japanese who have turned brewing and drinking tea into a ritual full of mysticism. The Japanese name for the tea ceremony is cha-no-yu, which literally translates as "boiling water for tea." In fact, however, the process is much more complicated than its name.