Editorial Team

How projectgreentea prepares and maintains its guides

projectgreentea is maintained through a small editorial workflow led by site editor Mara Ellison. The work is practical and curatorial: choosing reader questions, checking tea-specific details, tightening brewing guidance, and keeping wellness-adjacent language within careful boundaries.

Hands comparing green tea leaf samples and brewing notes during an editorial review
Editorial review focuses on leaf form, cup results, storage context, and wording that stays useful without overclaiming.

Topic selection

Pages begin with common reader decisions: brewing temperature, steep time, Longjing freshness, matcha grade language, sencha taste, storage, sourcing claims, or everyday use.

Review habits

Drafts are checked for observable tea details such as leaf appearance, aroma, liquor color, bitterness, sweetness, umami, origin context, and practical preparation ranges.

Revision boundaries

Older pages may be revised when sourcing context changes, examples need more precision, or health-adjacent wording should more clearly avoid medical or performance promises.

What the team does not claim

The site does not present itself as a medical, regulatory, certification, or grading body. Its role is to organize clear English-language tea guidance, keep sourcing and wellness claims measured, and help readers make better flavor, brewing, and buying decisions.