2017 Big Green Hype
$4.70 – $35.00
The 2017 Big Green Hype has a lovely fragrance and youthful strength. An excellent tea to drink on the daily, with plenty of depth and endurance for an entry level tea.
Drink now or age for the long haul.
This tea has been tested and passed the test for 440 of the pesticides and herbicides on the EU MRL list.
Pressed in spring of 2017. Each cake is 200g. The cakes are in bamboo tongs, with eight cakes per tong.
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