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loose leaf white tea
Preparation: Pour the tea with water at a temperature of 90 °C in a ratio of 12 g per 1 liter. Allow to infuse for 5 minutes. Then strain. Suitable for multiple infusion.
loose leaf white tea
Preparation: Pour the tea with water at a temperature of 90 °C in a ratio of 12 g per 1 liter. Allow to infuse for 5 minutes. Then strain. Suitable for multiple infusion.
Rare white tea produced in very limited quantities, the hand-picked leaves and buds are covered with a silvery white down, which is a typical trait for such tea. The long, wire-like leaves with an abundance of white tips create a pale yellow infusion. The aroma and taste convey tones of apricot a...
Rare white tea produced in very limited quantities, the hand-picked leaves and buds are covered with a silvery white down, which is a typical trait for such tea. The long, wire-like leaves with an abundance of white tips create a pale yellow infusion. The aroma and taste convey tones of apricot a...
A classic white tea produced in the southeastern coastal province of Fujian. The flat, irregular, green-brown leaves form a yellow-brown infusion with an aroma and taste that hint at young hazelnut and chestnut.
A classic white tea produced in the southeastern coastal province of Fujian. The flat, irregular, green-brown leaves form a yellow-brown infusion with an aroma and taste that hint at young hazelnut and chestnut.
The name of Eyebrows of Longevity is derived from the russet colour of the tea leaves and buds. It brews to make a rich infusion with a taste that hints at vanilla and bamboo. It is great for drinking every day.
The name of Eyebrows of Longevity is derived from the russet colour of the tea leaves and buds. It brews to make a rich infusion with a taste that hints at vanilla and bamboo. It is great for drinking every day.