LOOSE TEA - 9TEAS

Ecofriendly, organic & plasticfree tea! Contains naturally present theine (except in the Relaxing Herbal). Combine with our stainless steal reusable tea basket! 

Flavours

• Oolong: This subtly oxidised oolong from the Chinese province of Fujian has a convincing taste. the tightly rolled leaves and the natural fruity sweetness are typical. Oolong is a traditional Chinese tea. oolong is semi-oxidised, which gives it a taste between green and black tea.
  
  
• Ginger-Lemon: Organic herbal tea with the refreshing taste of lemongrass combined with the spicy flavour of ginger and a hint of mint.
  
  
• Green Jasmine: This green tea is flavoured with jasmine blossoms immediately after picking. The fresh jasmine blossoms are spread over the dried tea leaves at the tea plantation.
  
  
• Rooibos: A classic south african rooibos with a soft, earthy and slightly sweet tone.
  
  
• Relaxing Herbal: A herbal tea with mild hints of mint and camomile. This tea contains no theine and is therefore perfect for drinking before bedtime.

Oolong: water temperature: 90, infusion time: 3-4 min, amount: 1 tsp

Ginger-Lemon: water temperature: 100, infusion time: 5-8 min, amount: 1 tsp

Green Jasmine: water temperature: 80°, infusion time: 2-3 min, amount: 1 tsp

Rooibos: water temperature: 100, infusion time: 5-8 min, amount: 1 tsp

Relaxing Herbal: water temperature: 100, infusion time: 5-8 min, amount: 1 tsp

Plastic-free packaging: recyclable glass jar and metal lid. Tea is compostable.

Oolong: oolong

Ginger-Lemon: ginger cubes, lemongrass, lemon peel, liquorice root, spearmint

Green Jasmine: Green tea, jasmine flowers

Rooibos: rooibos

Relaxing Herbal: lemon balm, peppermint, blackberry leaves, lemongrass, chamomile, lavender flowers, rose petals, orange blossoms, heather flowers

Brand: 9Teas, The Netherlands

At 9teas they only sell loose tea, and you can taste the difference. Fortunately, loose tea is becoming increasingly popular, but many people still prefer the convenience of a pre-packaged (plastic) teabag, and that's a shame. Because apart from the fact that a teabag contributes to the waste problem and often consists of billions of microplastics, a lot of flavour is lost when tea leaves are crushed into the fine powder that is inside a teabag. Did you know that some teabags not only contain plastic but are also bleached? At 9teas they hope to change this!