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Matcha tea promotes concentration and mental clarity, without the nervous energy of coffee. It is widely used in Japanese pastries and smoothies. Contains theine.
Matcha Green Tea * from organic farming.
Are Artemis infusions gluten-free?
Tea and infusions (without flavors) are classified by FACE as a generic product, which means that by their nature, they do not contain gluten. However, contamination by gluten is possible due to the presence of cereals in the crop field or adjacent areas. It would be a specific contamination and currently, there are no mechanical or technological means to avoid it. But there is no reason for alarm, as with a five-year history of dry product and infusion analysis (i.e. in dilution), analytical conclusions show that although there may be gluten in the dry matter, it does not transfer to the infusion.
Fill a cup or glass with hot water (100ºC), place the tea bag inside the container and wait for 5 minutes.
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Matcha tea promotes concentration and mental clarity, without the nervous energy of coffee. It is widely used in Japanese pastries and smoothies. Contains theine.
Matcha Green Tea * from organic farming.
Are Artemis infusions gluten-free?
Tea and infusions (without flavors) are classified by FACE as a generic product, which means that by their nature, they do not contain gluten. However, contamination by gluten is possible due to the presence of cereals in the crop field or adjacent areas. It would be a specific contamination and currently, there are no mechanical or technological means to avoid it. But there is no reason for alarm, as with a five-year history of dry product and infusion analysis (i.e. in dilution), analytical conclusions show that although there may be gluten in the dry matter, it does not transfer to the infusion.
Fill a cup or glass with hot water (100ºC), place the tea bag inside the container and wait for 5 minutes.
