Organic Kukicha Tea - Japanese Roasted Twig Tea by Traditional Medicinals
Kukicha - a.k.a. 'twig tea' - is a traditional Japanese tea variety made from the stems and stalks of the tea shrub, the same plant that green tea and black tea are made from (Camellia sinensis). After the twigs are pruned from the shrub, they are steamed and dried, then aged and gently roasted.
How does it taste? Pleasantly rich, nutty and roasted; far less astringent than green tea. Serve with lemon, if desired.
Suggested Use
For maximum benefit, medicinal tea must be properly prepared. Pour 8 oz. freshly boiled water over a tea bag in a cup. Cover cup and steep 5 minutes. These steps directly influence the amount of beneficial components that will end up in your teacup! Gently squeeze the tea bag to release any remaining extract.
Drink 3 cups or more daily. For an extra strength brew, use two teabags or brew up a whole pot using four or five teabags.
Warnings
Pregnancy and lactation: Consult your pre- or post-natal healthcare provider prior to use.
Ingredients
Organic kukicha twig tea.
About Traditional Medicinals
TRADITIONAL MEDICINALS HAS BEEN MAKING HERBAL TEAS SINCE 1974. THE COMPANY IS GUIDED BY A PROFOUND REVERENCE FOR THE HEALING POWER OF PLANTS AND THE KNOWLEDGE CONTAINED WITHIN THE WORLD'S GREAT SYSTEMS OF TRADITIONAL HERBAL MEDICINE. TRADITIONAL MEDICINALS GUARANTEES THAT EVERY CUP OF TEA THEY MAKE IS GUIDED BY THIS REVERENCE.
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