Loose Leaf Green Tea

Explore the refreshing and revitalising Loose Leaf Green Tea selection, crafted to allow you to experience the delicate and earthy notes of high-quality green tea. Known for its natural antioxidants and wellness benefits, green tea offers a lighter, milder flavour profile that makes it perfect for daily enjoyment.

Stokes’ range includes a variety of green teas, from traditional options with vegetal and grassy notes to subtly sweet, blended teas with hints of floral or fruity accents. Each batch is sourced with care, focusing on sustainability and freshness, to bring you a vibrant and wholesome tea experience. 

We’re dedicated to quality and this shines through in every cup, whether you’re brewing a simple morning refreshment or a calming evening ritual.

Loose-leaf green tea provides an authentic experience, allowing the leaves to expand fully and release their complex flavours as they brew. Stokes’ packaging preserves the tea’s quality, and with their environmentally conscious practices, you can enjoy these teas knowing they’re sourced responsibly. 

Flo’s Mix

Flo’s Mix

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Rich/Smooth/Bitter

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£6.00

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Green Gunpowder

Green Gunpowder

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Floral/Tobacco/Bitter

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Japanese Cherry Green Tea in a spoon

Japanese Cherry Green Tea

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Floral/Sweet/Bakewell

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£7.50

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is loose green tea good for you?
Yes, loose green tea is rich in antioxidants, especially catechins, which can help improve heart health, boost metabolism, and support overall wellness. It’s a great addition to a healthy lifestyle.
What are the health benefits of loose leaf green tea?
Loose leaf green tea offers numerous health benefits, including improved brain function, fat loss, and reduced risk of cardiovascular disease. Its antioxidants may also have anti-ageing and anti-inflammatory effects.
How do you use loose green tea leaves?
To use loose green tea leaves, steep one teaspoon of tea per cup of water at around 80°C for 2-3 minutes. Avoid using boiling water, as it can make the tea taste bitter. Strain and enjoy.