Truly Green
Truly Green
Made by TRULY TEAS
Organic gunpowder green tea, rolled into tight pellets that unfurl in the pot. The cup is bold and earthy with a smooth, clean finish.
Organic gunpowder green tea, rolled into tight pellets that unfurl in the pot. The cup is bold and earthy with a smooth, clean finish.
- Ingredients: gunpowder green tea
- Origin: China
- Contains caffeine
- Gluten free, organically sourced
- Loose leaf in 0.5 oz, 3 oz and 16 oz sizes
- Loose leaf
- Caffeinated
- China
- Water180°F
- Steep1–2 min
- Use1–2 tsp
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Gunpowder green tea
- Tea 1–2 tsp
- Water 8 oz
- Temp 180°F82°C
- Steep 1–2 min
A sprig of fresh mint turns it into a simple Moroccan-style mint tea.
- Tasting notes
- Bold, earthy, clean
Brewing guidance from the maker. Adjust to taste.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Ships directly from TRULY TEAS. Each maker or shop sends its own package, so an order from more than one shop arrives in separate packages. Shipping is calculated at checkout, and most orders are processed within 2 to 5 business days.
Order credits apply automatically: $6 off orders of $60 or more, and $12 off orders of $120 or more.
Returns: unused items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery, and return shipping is free. For food safety, opened tea and other consumables can't be returned.
Pairs well withA few things to go with it
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Meet the maker
Truly Teas
A Northwest Indiana class project turned organic loose leaf tea brand
- Northwest Indiana
- Women-owned
- Organically sourced loose leaf
- Began as a college project
We want to change the way people see and think about tea, one cup at a time.
