SRILUXE Premium Gunpowder Loose Leaf Green Tea

This gunpowder green tea has a moderate, naturally pleasant flavor that multiple reviewers describe as having 'no bitterness' when brewed properly. The rolled leaves (which look like little pellets, hence the name) unfurl during steeping to create a smooth, clean-tasting cup. It's not aggressively grassy or vegetal—just a nice, straightforward green tea flavor that works equally well hot or iced.

Pretty forgiving, actually. Reviewers note it's a good beginner option because it works with simple disposable mesh bags and doesn't require fancy equipment. The main thing to watch is brewing time—one person mentioned it can turn bitter if you over-steep it, but that's true of most green teas. Stick to 2-3 minutes and you'll be fine.

Yes! Multiple reviewers specifically mention this is 'large quantity for the price.' To put it in perspective, 400g is nearly a pound of tea, which translates to roughly 130-160 cups depending on how strong you like it. If you drink green tea daily, this bag will last you several months.

Absolutely. Two reviewers specifically called out that it 'works well hot or iced,' which is a real bonus for a green tea at this price point. The moderate flavor profile means it stays pleasant when chilled and doesn't get weirdly astringent like some green teas do when cold.

Let's be honest—one reviewer noted it's 'not the finest quality,' and that's fair. This is more of a solid everyday drinking tea than a competition-grade gunpowder. Tea enthusiasts describe it as an 'acceptable budget alternative to premium stock.' If you're looking for the absolute best gunpowder green tea for special occasions, you might want to spend more. But for daily consumption? This delivers natural tea leaves, good taste, and excellent value.

Here's something important: gunpowder leaves start as tight little pellets but 'expand significantly' when they hit hot water. Reviewers specifically mention you need proper infuser sizing—those tiny tea balls won't cut it. Use a larger basket infuser, a teapot with a built-in strainer, or disposable mesh bags that give the leaves room to unfurl completely.