The manufacturer of Gunpowder green tea 3505 tells you that gunpowder tea can be made from green tea, black tea, white tea or oolong tea. However, gunpowder made from green tea leaves is by far the most popular gunpowder. The manufacturer of Gunpowder green tea 3505 tells you that, like any, the oxidation period of gunpowder stops soon after it reaches the factory, but unlike regular green tea, it is rolled into small round particles.

It is said that the name of gunpowder tea comes from the shape of tea leaves, which is said to be similar to the shot in a gun. But this is only a theory. Once again, no one knows for sure.
Another theory is that the name comes from "fresh brew" in Mandarin. In the correct dialect, the phrase "freshly brewed" sounds like the English word "gunpowder."

The manufacturer of Gunpowder green tea 3505 tells you that there is another theory, a theory that it is named after the sound produced when it is brewed. For some people, when hot water is poured on it, the gunpowder tea will make a "cracking sound", which is also the cracking sound made by a rifle.

Historians believe that gunpowder tea was "invented" at the same time as ordinary green tea, and it originated in Zhejiang Province, China. Today, it is also produced in Guangdong, Anhui, Hunan and Fujian provinces.

The manufacturer of Gunpowder green tea 3505 tells you that there is also Taiwanese gunpowder green tea, and the more famous Formosa gunpowder.

The manufacturer of Gunpowder green tea 3505 tells you that until 1900, Chinese gunpowder tea accounted for 60% of the total US tea imports. Well, it is likely that there were many of those 342 boxes dumped in Boston Harbor in 1773.

The manufacturer of Gunpowder green tea 3505 tells you that its taste is bold and occasionally smoky. Like ordinary green tea, it is composed of a unique grassy flavor and a rich and refreshing aftertaste.