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Taste: Delicate, slightly fruity, and pleasantly spicy. Gunpowder green tea gives the infusion a fresh character that pairs well with the sweetness of dates, raspberries, and oranges. Subtle notes of cinnamon, cocoa, and star anise create a harmonious, wintery blend with a mild and very pleasant finish.

Aromat: Warm, slightly sweet, and very festive. The aroma features notes of orange and raspberry, with a delicate hint of cocoa and cinnamon. The overall impression is subtle, elegant, and fresher than classic winter teas, thanks to its green tea base.

Dried appearance: An elegant blend with a natural and premium character. Green Gunpowder leaves are intertwined with freeze-dried raspberries, date pieces, rosehip peel, and bright accents of crunchy orange. The blend is rounded out with flecks of cinnamon and star anise, creating a truly striking composition.

Dry ingredients: Gunpowder green tea, dried dates (chopped dates, rice flour), raspberry leaves, freeze-dried raspberry granules, cocoa nibs, rosehip peel, orange crunch (orange juice concentrate, orange pieces), ground cinnamon, star anise, freeze-dried golden raspberries, flavoring 

Country of origin: China

Preparation suggestion: Add about 2–3 grams of tea to 200 ml of water at a temperature of 75–80°C and steep for about 2–3 minutes. A lower temperature helps preserve the fresh character of Gunpowder green tea and bring out its delicate notes of raspberry, orange, and cinnamon.

With a slice of dried orange:
Serve the tea with a thin slice of dried orange to subtly highlight its citrusy and spicy notes. Orange pairs well with raspberry, cocoa, and cinnamon, giving the tea a pleasant, wintry aroma.

For butter cookies:
This tea pairs perfectly with butter cookies, almond pastries, and delicate vanilla-flavored desserts. Gunpowder green tea pleasantly balances the sweeter notes, creating a light and very harmonious combination.

In clear glass:
Served in a clear cup or light-colored glass, it beautifully showcases its golden-green color. Subtle notes of orange, raspberry, and cinnamon create a light, elegant blend that’s perfect for a peaceful winter afternoon.

Signature – A Delicate Holiday Season:
When brewed for a shorter time, this green tea retains more of its freshness, allowing the fruity and spicy notes to remain subtle and very elegant. This is a great choice for those who enjoy holiday teas with a lighter, more modern twist.