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“It’s almost like being there!”
As you fill your tea infuser you see the lovely long gray and green leaves mingled with the white buds of the tea plant. But the best part of the experience is yet to come as you pour water over the tea and the rich earthly yet delicate aroma rises from the leaves. Then you are ready to sit quietly and actually experience the tea and think about the mountains of Nepal.
“What a quality tea”
The whole experience is 5 stars. Taste and quality is top notch. Can’t say enough good things about this company. Thank you thank you thank you.
What is Organic White Tea?
White tea is a delightful and delicate beverage made from the young leaves and unopened buds of the Camellia Sinensis plant. Known for its light flavor and subtle sweetness, it's the least processed of all teas. With a gentle floral aroma and a pale golden hue, white tea is not only a treat for the senses but also packed with antioxidants, making it one of the top choices among tea enthusiasts.
How Many Types of White Tea Are There?
White tea is the delicate darling of the tea world, known for its subtle flavors, warm aroma, and gentle processing. There are primarily three main types of white tea which include luxurious Silver Needle, a fuller body White Peony, and a robust Shou Mei.
Each type brings its unique charm, making white tea a delightful adventure for your taste buds!
How Much Caffeine is in White Tea?
Yes, white tea contains caffeine, but in lower amounts compared to black and green teas. The caffeine content can vary depending on the specific type of white tea and the brewing method used. On average, an 8-ounce cup of white tea contains about 15-30 milligrams of caffeine, making it a suitable option for those who want a gentle lift without the jitters associated with higher-caffeine beverages.
Read More:Does White Tea Have Caffeine?
How to Brew White Tea?
Brewing a delightful cup of white tea is a delightful journey that combines the right ingredients and techniques. Here’s a visual representation to help you enjoy a delicious cup of this aromatic tea. Use 2 grams of organic herbal tea for every 8 oz serving. Use 180°F water to steep it for 4 minutes. Enjoy your freshly brewed cup of tea.
More About White Teas
How are white teas made?
How are white teas made?
White tea is crafted through a meticulous process that begins with hand-picking the youngest and most tender leaves of the Camellia Sinensis plant, typically the top two leaves and a bud. After harvesting, the leaves undergo solar withering, where they are spread out in the sun to lose moisture, followed by indoor withering in a controlled environment to enhance flavor. Finally, the leaves are gently dried to preserve their delicate qualities, resulting in a tea that captures the essence of nature's finest offerings. Unlike other teas, white tea undergoes minimal processing and is not rolled or shaped, resulting in the least oxidation.
What does White Tea Taste Like?
What does White Tea Taste Like?
White tea offers a light and delicate flavor profile, often described as subtly sweet with floral and fruity notes. The taste can vary depending on the type of white tea, with White Prakash showcasing a more creamy and floral flavor, while our Buddha's Potion presents a slightly spicier and citrusy taste with a hint of cinnamon.
What Makes Nepali White Tea different?
What Makes Nepali White Tea different?
Nepali white tea stands out for its delicate, natural production process and unique growing conditions in the Himalayan microclimate. The pristine air and nutrient-rich soil of Nepal give the tea a distinctive character, making it smoother and more flavorful. Made from the youngest tea leaves and buds, it's minimally processed, preserving its soft, floral notes and subtle sweetness. Nepali white tea offers a refined, pure tea experience unlike any other.
