Millions of people drink green tea every day. Great aroma and delicate flavor are characteristic for this kind of tea. However, there is more than just one kind of green tea. Each sort of green tea has a different flavor, aroma, and even color. Besides that, you should also pay attention to the brewing time. The worst thing you can do is to pour your green tea powder or loose leaves with boiling water. That is why a lot of people think that green tea tastes bitter. A properly prepared cup of green tea tastes nothing like bitter. Let\u2019s explain what kinds of green tea you can easily get at your local store or online. One of the most popular and beloved green teas all over the world is Japanese sencha. This kind of green tea is quite characteristic because the harvested leaves are not heated up in woks or in the ovens (like Chinese green teas), but they are heated up by steam. That\u2019s why you can feel fresh flavor with notes of tropical fruits, sea and umami. The best temperature to brew the sencha leaves is at 165 degrees Fahrenheit. Another highly beloved green tea, which is commonly used in many desserts, is matcha. Matcha has plenty of benefits because it is a strong antioxidant. If you drink matcha, you can avoid many serious diseases like atheromatosis. You should brew this type of tea at 175 degrees Fahrenheit \u2013 the preparation of matcha differs from brewing other green teas. The consistency of this tea is powdery, that\u2019s why you have to whisk it in a special bowl until it\u2019s foamy. The flavor of matcha is strong and sharp. If you are looking for a more mellow vibe, you should taste jasmine green tea. This is a great choice for anyone who likes floral notes and light and smooth flavors. Brew this tea at 175 degrees Fahrenheit to achieve the best aromas. Gunpowder tea is quite specific and original. It is a small, glossy pellet which looks like gunpowder. The leaves are rolled tightly, but during the brewing process they unroll and release great flavor. If you like smoky, oaky and strong flavors, this is a tea just for you. Pour the leaves in 158-176 degrees Fahrenheit. You can read the ranking below, if you want to find out, which green teas are worth buying.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"