Discover a refreshing green tea blend that balances smooth, mild flavor with natural sweetness. August Uncommon's Bright Green combines organic Japanese kukicha with bright notes of lemon and honeysuckle, creating a tea that's equally enjoyable hot or iced.Kukicha, made from tea plant stems rather than leaves, delivers a naturally lower caffeine profile while maintaining the green tea benefits you're looking for. This blend is perfect for morning sipping, afternoon refreshment, or anyone seeking a gentler green tea without sacrificing flavor.Why You'll Love This August Uncommon Blend Smooth & Mild Taste: Kukicha's stem-based character creates a naturally mellow cup with sweet undertones Lower Caffeine Option: Enjoy green tea without the jolt—ideal for evening enjoyment or caffeine-sensitive drinkers Japanese Heritage: Sourced directly from Kagoshima, Japan's premier tea region Versatile Brewing: Works beautifully as a hot infusion or refreshing iced tea Organic Quality: Pure, pesticide-free tea leaves for peace of mind with every cup Frequently Asked Questions Does August Essentials Bright Green Green Tea contain caffeine?Yes, but in lower amounts than standard green tea. Kukicha naturally contains less caffeine than leaf-based teas, making it an excellent choice if you're monitoring intake while still enjoying green tea benefits. How do I brew August Uncommon's Bright Green?Steep one teaspoon in 8 oz of water heated to 160–180°F for 2–3 minutes. Adjust steeping time to taste. The mild flavor allows for multiple infusions without bitterness. What makes this different from standard green tea?This blend uses kukicha—harvested stems—rather than leaves, creating a sweeter, smoother profile with naturally lower caffeine while preserving green tea's wellness qualities. Format: Loose-leaf tea Origin: Kagoshima, Japan Tea Type: Organic Japanese kukicha green tea Flavor Notes: Lemon, honeysuckle, naturally sweet Caffeine Level: Low Best Served: Hot or iced Shop our full selection of green tea.
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