Passport Hibiscus Green Tea

• Floral and fruity, still smooth: Sencha gives a grassy, slightly sweet base with a gentle umami depth. Hibiscus adds a bright, tart, floral tang, and the berry flavor softens that tartness into an easygoing sip.
• Great hot or iced: A warm mug brings out the mellow sencha. Brewed strong and poured over ice, the hibiscus turns the glass a vivid red and tastes crisp and refreshing.
• Loose leaf in sizes that fit your habit: Try it in a 100g tin, or stock up with a 200g, 1lb or 2lb bag.
• Easy to share: The tin makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who likes green tea with a fruity, floral twist.

Does Passport Hibiscus Green Tea contain caffeine?
Yes. This blend is built on sencha green tea, so it has a medium level of caffeine. It is a flavored green tea, not a caffeine-free herbal tea.

How do I brew Passport's hibiscus green tea, hot or iced?
For a hot cup, use 1–2 teaspoons of leaves for 10 oz of fresh water heated to 170–180°F, and steep for 2–3 minutes. For iced tea, double the amount of leaves, brew it hot the same way, then pour it right away over a glass of ice. Add more ice if needed.

Can you mix green tea and hibiscus tea?
Yes, and this green tea hibiscus blend does the mixing for you. Hibiscus on its own tastes tart and floral, while sencha green tea on its own is grassy and smooth. Together, with a touch of berry flavor, they make a balanced cup that is fruity and floral with a soft, rounded finish.

• Ingredients: Sencha Green Tea, Hibiscus, Berry Flavor
• Allergen note: per Passport, its teas are blended in a facility that also processes nuts, dairy and soy.
• Caffeine: Medium (contains caffeine from sencha green tea)
• Tea type: Green tea (flavored)
• Taste: Floral, fruity, smooth
• Format: Loose leaf
• Sizes available: 100g tin; 200g bag; 1lb bag; 2lb bag
• Hot brewing: 1–2 teaspoons per 10 oz of fresh water, 170–180°F, steep 2–3 minutes
• Iced brewing: Double the leaves, brew hot, then pour right away over a glass of ice. Add more ice as needed.
• Storage: Keep at room temperature in an airtight container, away from heat, light, air and moisture.