Soft apple and cinnamon rise first, then the leaf opens into a quieter green and white tea blend with a lightly sweet finish. Sencha brings a clean, grassy base, while Pai Mu Tan adds a gentler white-tea character for slow afternoons, desk-side pauses, and unhurried cups after a meal. Apple, cinnamon and pale tea leaves The loose leaves are flecked with warm cinnamon pieces, visible among the green and brown tea fragments. Apple gives the blend a soft fruit sweetness, rounded by almond rather than sharpness. Cinnamon sits at the centre of the cup, warming the aroma without turning it into a heavy spice blend. The true-tea base means this is not a herbal tisane. It is built on Sencha green tea and Pai Mu Tan white tea. The square tin feels made for keeping on the kitchen shelf, with coppery edges and a dark floral label. The blend inside The result is layered rather than loud: green tea freshness, white tea softness, apple sweetness and a cinnamon finish. Brewing without rushing Use a tea infuser, filter or teapot, giving the leaves enough space to open. As with most green and white teas, very hot water can make the cup taste harsher, so let freshly boiled water cool a little before pouring. Enjoy it plain first, so the apple, almond and cinnamon can come through clearly. Adjust the strength by changing the amount of leaf you use, rather than forcing the brew too far. A small daily ritual This is a tea for the quiet middle of the day: the moment between tasks, the cup beside a notebook, the slow pour after lunch. The blend’s soft ritual feeling comes through in familiar orchard fruit, warming spice and delicate tea leaves brought together for a cup that feels considered, not showy. Green tea and white tea, together Sencha is a green tea, known for its fresh leaf character, while Pai Mu Tan is a white tea with a softer, more delicate profile. Blending the two gives the cup both brightness and ease. Cinnamon, apple and almond place it closer to a European spiced fruit blend, while still keeping true tea at its centre. Tin, weight and storage Contains 50 g of loose-leaf tea in a decorative tin. Store closed, away from steam, strong kitchen smells and direct light, so the aroma stays clear between cups. A thoughtful tea gift A good choice for someone who likes green tea but wants something warmer and more aromatic. The tin makes it especially suited to a host gift, a winter birthday, or a small care parcel for a tea drinker. Common questions Does this tea contain caffeine? Yes. Sencha and Pai Mu Tan both come from the tea plant, so this blend naturally contains caffeine. Does it contain nuts? Yes. The blend contains rolled almond. Do I need a teapot to brew it? No. A mug infuser or paper tea filter works well, as long as the leaves have room to move in the water.
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