Green Tea

Our single garden green teas are crafted by masters in China and Japan, with generations of knowledge in producing the very best leaves. Expect a cup that’s vegetal and fresh, with a natural spring-sweetness and a satisfying, silky texture. Explore loose leaf green teas, beautifully balanced everyday green tea bags, and delicate Japanese green tea styles, from light and fragrant to deeply umami.

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Jasmine Pearls
Jasmine Pearls
  • Green Tea

Jasmine Pearls

  • ENTICING
  • FLORAL
  • GRASS

£23.45

Jade Sword™
Jade Sword™
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  • Green Tea

Jade Sword™

  • SPRING FRESH
  • CUT GRASS
  • EDAMAME

From £14.40

Dragon Well
Dragon Well
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  • Green Tea

Dragon Well

  • VELVETY
  • HAZELNUT
  • GRASS

£17.85

Flowering Jasmine And Lily
Flowering Jasmine And Lily
  • Flowering Tea

Flowering Jasmine And Lily

  • THEATRICAL
  • FLORAL
  • HONEYED

£21.40

Sencha
Sencha
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  • Green Tea

Sencha

  • VERDANT
  • UMAMI
  • SPINACH

£22.45

Gyokuro
Gyokuro
  • Green Tea

Gyokuro

  • INTENSE
  • UMAMI
  • SWEET PEA

£39.80

Genmaicha
Genmaicha
  • Green Tea

Genmaicha

  • TOASTED
  • NUTTY
  • UMAMI

£18.95

Baojing Gold
Baojing Gold
  • Green Tea

Baojing Gold

  • REFRESHING
  • FLORAL
  • UMAMI

£55.20

Green Tea Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the benefits of green tea?

    Green tea is prized for its antioxidants, particularly catechins, and for a lighter, fresher character than fully oxidised teas. Beyond its reputation for wellbeing, it offers real range in flavour from grassy and marine to nutty and sweet, depending on origin and processing. For more on how these differences arise, see our guide to loose leaf tea.
  • Does green tea have caffeine?

    Yes, green tea naturally contains caffeine though generally less than black tea. The exact amount varies with the variety, garden and how it's infused, so a lighter, shorter infusion tends to be gentler. For a closer look at caffeine levels across tea types, read What Tea Contains the Most Caffeine? Prefer none at all? Explore our caffeine-free teas.
  • How does green tea compare to white tea?

    Green tea is heated early to halt oxidation, giving it a fresher, more vegetal profile, while white tea is the least processed of all (simply withered and dried) for a softer, more delicate cup. Both sit at the lighter end of the tea spectrum, but white tea is subtler still. Compare the two in our white tea collection.