The manufacturer of Gunpowder green tea 3505 tells you that gunpowder green tea is loose leaf tea, tightly rolled into small particles similar to gunpowder. This tea is usually made from green tea leaves, but this is not always the case. The manufacturer of Gunpowder green tea 3505 tells you that the benefits of gunpowder green tea depend on the type of tea used to produce it.

The manufacturer of Gunpowder green tea 3505 tells you that many of the tea names are based on the plant grown. Others named after the region where the tea originated. But the appearance and taste of gunpowder green tea are named after it.

The manufacturer of Gunpowder green tea 3505 tells you that gunpowder green tea has a unique production method. In order to make the highest quality gunpowder green tea, artisans will wither, steam, roll and dry individual tea leaves. Machine-rolled gunpowder green tea is also available (and very common), although not so respected. The manufacturer of Gunpowder green tea 3505 tells you that this tea is sometimes called pearl tea or pearl tea according to the shape of each small tea grain. Some people also call it Chinese gunpowder green tea.

When you sip a cup of gunpowder green tea, each individual leaf will unfold or "explode", as some people describe. The manufacturer of Gunpowder green tea 3505 tells you that some people mix gunpowder green tea with other types of tea to create a unique flavor. For example, gunpowder green tea is combined with spearmint tea to create a famous blend called Moroccan mint tea.

You can buy gunpowder green tea online or at a local tea shop. Look for small, tight, shiny particles. The manufacturer of Gunpowder green tea 3505 tells you that due to the unique manufacturing method, gunpowder green tea is generally fresher than other traditional types of tea.

Gunpowder green tea 3505 manufacturers tell you that tea lovers use different methods to brew their gunpowder green tea. Some are brewed in a cup, some are brewed in a teapot, and some are brewed in a glass jar. But the easiest way is to use a temperature-controlled teapot (which can be temperature-maintained) to brew it in a teacup.