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Made in Tasmania
Hand Blended
Australian owned & operated

Tasmanian Green Tea

Regular price $17.00
Unit price
per
4.2

Tea is GST free

Tasting Notes

A very light style green tea with an earthy and herbaceous character. Delicate and easy to drink.

Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Nut Free
Tasmanian Grown Tasmanian Grown
Sugar Free
Fructose Free
= 52c / cup
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We are proud to bring you this unique tea from the southern-most tea plantation in the world! Grown in Tasmania’s cool south climate at 43 degrees latitude & and on the only commercial plantation in the State.

The Camellia sinensis is an evergreen shrub that grows slowly but surely in our cool climate, yielding a rare treat indeed: a light-style, mild green tea unlike any in the world! Producing only a small harvest each year from about November to February, the leaves are of premium quality, producing a cleansing and herbaceous cup. Try some Tasmanian grown tea today.

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Made in Tasmania
Hand Blended
Australian owned & operated

How to brew Green Tea

Our recommendations for the perfect cup

80°C

water temp

1 tsp

per 250ml

2-3 mins

steep time

No milk

recommended

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OUR STORY

From market stall to leading tea retailer

The Art of Tea began in 2000 with twelve varieties, sold from a stall at Hobart's Salamanca Market every Saturday.

Twenty-five years on, we still blend by hand in small batches — right here in Tasmania, now with over 150 teas and herbal blends to explore.

2000

Est. at Salamanca Market

150+

Tea blends

Samantha Brown

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Marilena Lacey (Australia)

Very refreshing green tea.

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Patricia (Australia)

We found this tea not as smooth. We think it maybe a required taste. We may have used too much in the making now only use a 1/4 of teaspoon.

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George Corr (Australia)

the most enjoyable of the various green teas that I have tried, It is very nice indeed.

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Suzanne (Australia)

As an avid green tea drinker I do like a lot of different types. However I am not keen on this tea it has a distinct earthy flavour. I will stick to the sensational Australian Green Tea.

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Glen Davis (Australia)

This tea impresses first with a delicacy. But the lasting impression starts in the middle of the palette and that is a maturity and notable character. Special and memorable.

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Rosemary Burnside (Australia)

Unique and exquisite, deeper taste than most green teas, akin to some high quality Japanese teas.