White
Teas |
| White teas are produced with minimal processing. The leaves are often only allowed to wilt and be air dried before packaging. In some varieties the leaves are steamed, sealing in the numerous health benefiting elements. When brewed correctly, white teas release low amounts of caffeine compared to most other teas. This type of tea often only consists of unopened leaf buds and it is thought that it takes its name from the minute white down that covers the the tender shoots. White teas yield a very special "nutty" flavor and smooth texture. The color of the liquor ranges between a very light yellow to a brownish amber. The aroma is also very light, reminiscent of an early Spring breeze. These rare and high quality teas are available in limited quantities. |
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DARJEELING WHITE DJW-X01 |
India | Tender whole leaves and buds are gently tossed and air dried. This leafy tea from the organic Poobong estate offers a light aroma and smooth refreshing taste. Brewing: 1 tsp, 190 deg, 2 min, 3 inf. | |
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SILVER TIPS DST-X01 NEW SHIPMENT ARRIVED!! |
India | Completely hand picked and processed, these slender, silvery buds offer a rich, smooth flavor with satisfying body. The name for this tea comes from the river that winds its way through Siliguri, near Darjeeling. 100% of the profits from our purchase of this tea goes to support the tea pickers and their families. Brewing: 1.5 tsp, 180 deg, 3 min, 2 inf. | |
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SILVER NEEDLE SNL-X01 |
China | These rare, long, slender, down-covered buds are prized for their health giving properties. Picked only for a few days in early Spring. Light flavored, with a buttery texture, mild aroma and pale yellow color. Brewing: 1.5 tsp, 170 deg, 2 min, 2 infusions. | |
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PEONY WPO-X01 |
China | "Bai Mudan." Non-rolled, brown leaves and down covered buds yield a light yellow liquor and subtle, characteristically nutty flavor. Brewing: 1.5 tsp, 200 deg, 2 min, 2 infusions. | |
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