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Chun Mee - green tea 100 grams - Café du Jour loose tea

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Chun Mee green tea is one of the most celebrated varieties of traditional Chinese tea. Its name translates roughly as 'Noble Eyebrow', a reference to the slender, curved shape of the dried leaves. It is known as the tea of the Chinese people, enjoyed daily by millions for its robust flavour and clean, genuine character.
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What is Chun Mee green tea?

Chun Mee green tea is one of the most celebrated varieties of traditional Chinese tea. Its name translates roughly as 'Noble Eyebrow', a reference to the slender, curved shape of the dried leaves. It is known as the tea of the Chinese people, enjoyed daily by millions for its robust flavour and clean, genuine character.

A tea with a distinctive character

Chun Mee green tea stands out for its vibrant, full-bodied taste. The flavour is lively and direct, with a natural depth that you notice from the very first sip. The leaves are whole and loose, which means you get a fresh, pure cup every time you brew.

  • Robust, clean flavour with a genuine green tea character
  • Whole loose leaves for a fresh, natural brew
  • A long tradition as an everyday tea in Chinese culture
  • Named 'Noble Eyebrow' after the curved shape of the dried leaves

Who is it suitable for?

Chun Mee green tea suits anyone who enjoys a straightforward, flavourful cup of green tea. Whether you are new to loose leaf tea or a seasoned tea enthusiast, this variety is easy to appreciate. Its robust taste makes it a reliable daily tea as well as a rewarding choice for more mindful brewing sessions.

A good match for these tea drinkers

  • Tea enthusiasts who want a classic, no-nonsense green tea
  • People who prefer loose leaf tea over tea bags for more control over flavour
  • Those looking for a traditional Chinese tea with cultural depth
  • Anyone who enjoys a robust, clean cup as part of their daily routine

How do you use Chun Mee green tea?

Brewing Chun Mee green tea is straightforward. Use water that is hot but not boiling, around 75 to 80 degrees Celsius, to bring out a good flavour without bitterness. A brewing time of two to three minutes is a good starting point, and you can adjust to your own taste.

Step-by-step brewing guide

  1. Measure roughly one teaspoon of loose Chun Mee leaves per cup (about 200 ml).
  2. Heat fresh water to around 75 to 80 degrees Celsius.
  3. Pour the water over the leaves and let them steep for two to three minutes.
  4. Strain the leaves and enjoy your cup straight away.
  5. Re-steep the same leaves one or two more times for a slightly different flavour with each infusion.

A 100-gram pack of Chun Mee green tea gives you roughly 40 to 50 cups, depending on how strong you like your brew. That makes it a practical and economical choice for everyday enjoyment.

Features and specifications

This Chun Mee green tea from Café du Jour comes in a 100-gram pack of loose leaves. It is a pure green tea with no added ingredients or blends. The tea is packaged by Café du Jour, based in the Maasland countryside.

  • Product name: Chun Mee - green tea 100 grams - Café du Jour loose tea
  • Contents: 100 grams of loose leaf green tea
  • Ingredient: green tea
  • Format: loose leaf
  • Packaged by: Café du Jour, Maasland countryside, the Netherlands
  • SKU: CDJ-VT-0004

Alternatives and combinations

If you enjoy Chun Mee green tea, you may also like exploring other loose leaf green teas available from Café du Jour. Pairing your Chun Mee with a simple snack such as plain rice crackers or light pastries can complement its clean, robust character without overpowering it.

You can also vary your brewing to discover new sides of this tea. Try a shorter steep for a lighter, more delicate cup, or a slightly longer one for a bolder flavour. Re-steeping the leaves gives you a second or third infusion with its own subtle differences.

Ready to try Chun Mee green tea for yourself? Order your 100-gram pack of loose leaf Chun Mee from Café du Jour and enjoy a traditional Chinese green tea delivered straight to your door. Browse the full tea range in our shop to find more loose leaf teas to suit your taste.

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SKUCDJ-VT-0004
EAN8720598670042
BrandCafé du Jour
Produced inNetherlands
Content / packaging100 grams
IngredientsGreen tea.
Contains caffeineYes
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Is the Chun Mee green tea from Café du Jour organic?

We are not allowed to sell this tea as organic. We buy the Chun Mee from our supplier as organic tea, but our EU organic certification does not yet apply to the packing of tea. That is why there is no organic label on the packaging and we do not call the product organic.

Does Chun Mee green tea contain caffeine?

Yes. Chun Mee is a real green tea from the tea plant and therefore naturally contains caffeine, also known as theine. How much ends up in your cup depends on your dose and steeping time: the longer you let it steep, the more caffeine. If you want a cup without caffeine, choose rooibos or a herbal infusion.

How do you brew Chun Mee green tea best?

We recommend about 2 grams of loose tea per cup, which is a generous teaspoon. Use water of about 80 degrees and let the leaves steep for 2 to 3 minutes. Boiling water quickly makes green tea bitter, so let boiled water cool down for a moment first. If you find this tea too strong, shorten the steeping time rather than using less tea.

How many cups of tea do you get from 100 grams of Chun Mee?

Allow about 2 grams of loose tea per cup. So this 100 gram pack gives you roughly 50 cups. If you brew the tea stronger or use a whole pot, you will of course end up with fewer cups.

Do you need a tea strainer for Chun Mee loose leaf tea?

Yes, Chun Mee consists of loose tea leaves, so you need a tea strainer, a tea filter or a teapot with a filter. A paper or cotton filter bag works fine too. After use, store the tea dry, dark and well sealed, that way the flavour stays at its best the longest.

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