A clump of Mao Feng loose leaf tea
  • Green tea
  • Caffeinated · 25–35 mg
  • Loose leaf or sachets

Mao Feng Green Tea

$28.00 $0.70 a cup · about 40 cups
Feeds a shelter cat for 7 days. per pouchWe send money, not kibble.
Variety
Green tea
Notes
ButterSugar snap peasVegetal
Origin
Huangshan, Anhui Province, China
Caffeine
25–35 mg per 8 oz cup A cup of our coffee is about 95–120 mg.
Ingredients
Organic Mao Feng green tea Nothing else. No added sugar, no artificial flavour.
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This bag feeds a shelter cat for 7 days. per bag

We send money, not kibble. Shelters put it where it's needed that week: food, vaccines, spay and neuter, a vet bill.

Every order this month supports Freeman-Fritts Vet Clinic & Shelter.

Illustration of Seeking Representation!

Meet the cat

Seeking Representation!

We're looking for a cat to represent this tea! If you think you have the purrfect cat, email us with pictures and a story!

The tea on this page is named after Seeking Representation!.

A pouch of Seeking Representation! tea

The tea

A green tea that forgives you.

Huangshan Mao Feng is one of the friendlier Chinese greens — floral on the nose, buttery in the cup, with a sugar snap pea freshness and none of the grassy bite that puts people off green tea in the first place.

It is organic, and it is the tea we would hand to somebody who is fairly sure they do not like green tea.

You'll like it if
you want a mild, fresh green tea, or you have been put off by grassy ones before
Maybe not if
you want something bold or flavored — this is a quiet cup by design

Getting it right

How we'd steep Seeking Representation!'s.

If it tastes good, it is good. These are guidelines, not gospel — start here and move whichever way your cup wants to go.

Water
175°F
Time
3-4 minutes
Leaf
2.5g per 12oz

One sachet per 12 oz mug. No measuring, same numbers otherwise.

  • We'd start here

    Hot, in a mug

    Do not use boiling water, use 175°F. Let the kettle stand a couple of minutes off the boil, then steep two to three minutes. Boiling water is the primary reason that green tea tastes bitter.

  • Over ice

    Double the leaf, still use cooler water, three minutes, then straight over ice. Clean and sweet, and it does not need sugar.

  • A second and third steep

    Greens have more than one cup in them. Go again for thirty seconds longer each time — three infusions from one spoonful is normal.

If it's not right

Too weak
Add leaf before you add time. Past five minutes black tea gets bitter, not stronger.
Too bitter
Pull it a minute earlier, or use slightly less leaf. Water temperature isn't the culprit with black tea — it wants the full boil.

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