Taste Profile

Aroma: Spring greens with orchids and sweet peas lift.

Taste: Clean, bright, lightly umami; A hint of sugar snap peas, young bamboo, and light chestnuts sweetness.

Mouthfeel: Light to medium-bodied with a silky glide.

Finish: It is refreshing, sweet, and softly floral.

Liquor colour: Light jade to pale chartreuse.

Lovely with: Pear slices or mild goat's cheese. It blends well with some lemongrass or spearmint.

Common Questions

Taiwan Chun Ya Green Tea - What is it?
A delicate, floral-green spring-picked Taiwanese green tea from Camellia sinensis with tender buds and mild acidity.

Is it caffeinated?
True tea has caffeine (usually less than coffee per cup) and is true tea.

Are there added flavours or sugars?
It is usually just pure tea leaf - look at the ingredients list on your pack.

Does it get reheated?
Yes, reheat gently if the pre-brewed. avoid boiling. Or enjoy cold. Refrigerate immediately and consume within 24 hours.

How do I store it, and how long does it keep?
Seal tightly in a cold, dry, and away from light place. Best within 18-24 months for peak aroma and color.

FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

How much is shipping?

Couriers Please Shipping is $5.95 for orders under $60 and free for all orders over $60.

Australia Post is always at cost. Orders going to Po Box or Parcel Locker address may be locked in to Australia Post.

What are your transit times?

We dispatch within 24-48 hours (sometimes much faster) and from there we'll see 1-3 days transit to most metro locations within Australia excluding WA and NT which can take a week or so.

We also offer express post which will help speed up the process, at cost with no handling fees. These are always sent as priority and packed first.

Are there any discounts available?

We're quite generous with our loyalty programs, and the best way to take advantage of them is to create an account here. Also if you subscribe to our newsletter you'll gain access to members only discounts, rewards and an initial 10% off first order.

Are your teas certified organic?

Up until recently we were certified organic but due to rising administration costs and the difficulty of maintaining certification we've put this on hold for now. Our suppliers and farms remain the same without any change but just now label things are organic, pesticide free or wildcrafted.

This also allows us to maintain our current pricing without any increases which we feel is more important at this time.

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