Reflect in Serene Clarity with this delicate White Tea, harvested at the beginning of spring from young, silver needle-shaped buds. Representing the purity and reflective nature of the Metal element, it offers a gentle, sweet flavour with notes of aloe and honey, creating a light and serene tea experience.
£18.00 – £72.00Price range: £18.00 through £72.00
Reflect in Serene Clarity
Harvested at the very beginning of Spring when the young shoots of tea sprout, the silver needle-shaped leaves are densely covered with white fur, giving the tea a fresh and sweet fragrance. Resting over winter, the tea buds are handpicked in the plumpest condition with rich nutrients.
White tea, with its delicate and subtle flavours, symbolises the purity and reflective nature of the Metal element. Made from the tender young buds and leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant, white tea undergoes minimal processing to retain its natural elegance and high antioxidant content. Its light, floral aroma and sweet, mellow taste make it a perfect choice for moments of introspection and clarity. Sip on white tea to embrace simplicity, enhance mental focus, and cultivate a sense of calm and serenity.
Tasting note: aloe, sweet, gentle with notes of honey
Health benefits: Slows down the ageing process; Strengthens the body; Cools down the body in hot weather
£18/ 50 grams
General Brewing Method
Time: 3-4mins
Amount: 3-4g for 500ml
Temperature: 100°c
Steeps:1
Traditional Chinese Kung-Fu Tea
Time between steep: 10’’ 15’’ 20’’ 30’’
Amount: 3-4g for 100ml
Temperature: 95°c
Steeps:5-8
Postage for Premium loose Chinese tea
FREE UK DELIVERY
Intl standard (7-10 working days) £18
Intl tracked (7-10 working days) £23.50
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