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Green Tea 100 Grams Wicked NRG

Green Tea

by Wicked NRG
$14.95
$12.95

Sencha Green Tea is a traditional Japanese green tea made from gently steamed tea leaves, producing a fresh, grassy flavour and vibrant green colour. Naturally low in calories, sencha tea is commonly enjoyed as part of daily tea rituals and balanced lifestyles.

  • Traditional Japanese sencha green tea
  • Light, fresh flavour with natural antioxidants
  • Suitable for daily tea drinking

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  • Traditional green tea made from steamed tea leaves
  • Contains naturally occurring antioxidants
  • Light, refreshing flavour profile
  • Suitable for daily enjoyment
  • Vegan and plant-based
  • No additives or artificial ingredients

 

100% Sencha Green Tea Leaves

 

Polyphenols (catechins) – naturally occurring antioxidants

Vitamin C (trace) – present naturally in green tea

(Not a significant source of vitamins or minerals)

 

Add 1 teaspoon of sencha green tea leaves to hot (not boiling) water. Steep for 1–2 minutes. Strain and enjoy. Can be consumed daily as part of a balanced diet.

 

This sencha green tea is produced by steaming freshly harvested tea leaves, helping retain their natural colour and plant compounds. When brewed, this green tea provides a refreshing beverage containing naturally occurring antioxidants as part of everyday tea consumption. 

Sencha green tea offers numerous health benefits, including improved skin health, weight loss, and enhanced immunity. Its antioxidants help neutralize free radicals,

 

Contains naturally occurring caffeine. Not intended to replace a balanced diet. Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Keep out of reach of children.

 

Is sencha green tea caffeinated? Yes, it contains natural caffeine.
Can it be consumed daily? Yes, as part of a balanced diet.
Is this a medicine? No, it is a food product.