What is Gaba tea?
Gaba tea is a new natural tea product containing high amounts of γ-aminobutyric acid. GABA is Gamma-aminobutyric acid abbreviated. The Japanese are used to calling it GABARON TEA. Because this tea tastes very smooth, the Japanese also call it smooth tea. Because drinking this tea makes people full of energy, energetic, and not easily tired, the Japanese also call it invigorating tea.
Normally manufactured tea, including unfermented tea (such as green tea) partially fermented tea (such as oolong tea) fully fermented tea (such as black tea), and even post-fermented tea (such as Pu'er tea) do not contain or only contain a small amount of γ-aminobutyric acid, while Gamma tea contains at least 150 mg of γ-aminobutyric acid per 100 grams.
This characteristic of Gamma tea was first discovered by Japanese Dr. Tsushida Fujiro in 1987 when he was studying the changes in the amino acid metabolism of tea trees. Dr. Tsushida discovered that when fresh green tea leaves are in an anaerobic state for a long time (anaerobic fermentation), they will produce a high content of γ-aminobutyric acid, which has good blood pressure lowering, hangover sobering, calming nerves, and health care functions. This immediately attracted the attention and interest of many Japanese scholars. Soon in the second year (1988), Japan began to actively conduct research on how to make gamma tea. Gamma tea research groups emerged like mushrooms after rain, and animal experiments on the blood pressure-lowering effect of gamma tea were also conducted. In the same year, commercialized gamma tea was launched on the Japanese market.
Product Name: Yunnan Pu’er Tea Large Leaf Variety Gaba Gabaron Tenko Dragon Ball
Product Ingredients: Fresh leaves from Menghai arbor old trees, young mulberry leaves
Net Content: 82 grams / 500 grams
Product Origin: Xishuangbanna, Yunnan
Storage Conditions: Clean, ventilated, dry, protected from light, odorless
Shelf Life: Suitable for long-term storage under the specified conditions
Product Weight:
- 82g: 2 boxes + 1 tote bag weighing approximately 0.5kg
- 500g: 1 bag weighing 0.6kg
- 82g: 21x21x7cm
- 500g: 21x11x14cm