Green Tea Bags
The same single-garden green teas we sell loose, now in biodegradable tea bags. Spacious enough for whole leaves to unfurl and brew fully, each bag delivers the spinach-silk depth and delicate complexity that only the world's finest green teas can offer. Convenience, without compromise.
JING Remarkable Discovery Caddy - Explorer Design
£35.00
JING Remarkable Discovery Caddy - Leaves & Buds Design
£35.00
Tea Bag Selection Box
£15.50
Green Tea Bags Frequently Asked Questions
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Does green tea have caffeine, and how much?
Yes, though generally less than black tea gram for gram, green tea is simply less oxidised, not caffeine-free. Exact levels vary by variety and infusing time; our guide to caffeine across tea types has the fuller comparison. For an evening option with no caffeine at all, our herbal tea bags are naturally caffeine-free. -
What are the benefits of green tea bags?
Green tea's appeal lies as much in its light, fresh character as anything else, and it has anchored daily ritual across Japan and China for centuries. General wellbeing associations come from naturally occurring antioxidants, though at JING we'd always lead with flavour first. Provenance and leaf quality shape both taste and quality far more than any single health claim. -
How long should you infuse a green tea bag, and can you over-infuse it?
Green tea is easy to over-infuse, leave it too long and its delicate, grassy notes turn bitter and astringent. Aim for two to three minutes in water just off the boil rather than fully boiling, which can scorch the leaf. Our guide to making green tea covers water temperature and timing in full. -
What is Sencha, and how does it differ from other green teas?
Sencha is Japan's everyday green tea, steamed rather than pan-fired, giving it a grassy, savoury freshness quite different from toastier Chinese greens like Dragon Well. It's the tea behind our Sencha tea bags, and the same whole leaf appears in our green tea range for those who prefer to infuse loose.