BIO Chun Mee | Green tea | China - Packaging: 50 g

Your tea is only as good as your water. If you want to get the best taste, aroma and purity from your tea, you need to pay attention to the purity of the water, its hardness, temperature and other parameters.

Summer is approaching by leaps and bounds and we are looking for any way to cool down. We believe we could drink cold brew by the litre, but unfortunately too much of everything is bad for you. Especially caffeine. Better read up onhow many cups of coffee is still okay. That's why we've come up with a recipe for an iced drink that will refresh and delight you almost as much as coffee. We're talking about iced tea.

Caffeine - the most significant substance in coffee that affects our body. This chemical magic for getting energy in our daily life is also hidden in other plants. Another of our caffeine "suppliers" is tea. So what are the differences in the caffeine content of coffee and tea?

Recently, we have been focusing on coffee and its effect on our health. Previous articles have covered topics such as coffee and bone health. We have also written about how coffee affects migraines, dehydration and circadian rhythms. What is the connection between drinking coffee and diabetes or how to use coffee to promote weight loss.

In today's article, we're going to move away from the coffee world a bit and focus on another drink, also very popular around the world. We will talk about green tea.