Palm Beach Teas
Champagne and Berries Green Tea
Champagne and Berries Green Tea
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Product Story & Origin
A Celebration in Every Cup
Sencha is Japan's most beloved everyday green tea, steamed rather than pan-fired to lock in a vibrant color and a clean, grassy sweetness. It is the foundation of countless tea rituals, prized for being both refreshing and quietly energizing.
At Palm Beach Teas, we took that classic sencha base and dressed it up with juicy strawberries, goji berries, and acai, then finished it with a light champagne-inspired flavor. The result is a fruit-forward, sophisticated cup that feels like a small celebration, whether it is a Tuesday morning or a special occasion.
Enjoy it hot for a bright start to the day, or over ice for an elegant, refreshing sipper that never feels ordinary.
Ingredients & Tasting Profile
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Character |
Body |
Aroma |
Finish |
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Vibrant & Fruity |
Light-bodied |
Berry-forward, sweet |
Crisp, refreshing |
Premium Loose Leaf | Light-Bodied | Fruity & Bright | Sencha Green Tea Blend
Health Benefits & Wellness Properties
Fruity in Flavor, Full of Benefits
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Ingredient |
Wellness Benefit |
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Natural Caffeine |
Green tea offers a light, gentle lift enough to feel refreshed without the heaviness of a strong coffee. |
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L-Theanine |
Green tea is one of the richest natural sources of L-theanine, supporting calm, focused energy. |
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Antioxidants (Catechins) |
Sencha is prized for its high catechin content, including EGCG, linked to cellular protection and overall wellness. |
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Berry Nutrients |
Strawberries, goji berries, and acai each contribute their own vitamin and antioxidant profile to the blend. |
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Metabolism Support |
Green tea catechins have been studied for their potential role in supporting a healthy metabolism. |
Note: Based on general nutritional knowledge. Not intended as medical advice.
Brewing Guide
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Water Temp |
Steep Time |
Tea Amount |
Serving Size |
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175–180°F / 79–82°C |
2–3 minutes |
1 tsp per 8 oz |
8–12 oz |
The Sencha Brewing Method
● Let boiled water cool slightly before pouring green tea scorches easily at full boil.
● Steep for 2–3 minutes; longer steeping can bring out bitterness.
● Resteep the leaves once or twice, adding a few extra seconds each round.
● For iced tea, brew double-strength and pour over ice immediately.
● Sweeten lightly with honey if desired, though the berries add natural sweetness.
● Serve chilled in a champagne flute for a festive presentation.
Food Pairing & Mood Guide
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Mood |
Food Pairing |
Best Occasion |
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Bright & Celebratory |
Fresh berries, light pastries |
Brunch or special occasions |
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Refreshed & Light |
Cucumber sandwiches, fruit tarts |
Afternoon tea |
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Energized & Clear |
Granola, Greek yogurt |
Morning start |
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Cool & Crisp |
Iced with fresh mint |
Warm afternoons |
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Social & Sophisticated |
Cheese board, sparkling water |
Gatherings with friends |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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