White Teas

The production of white tea is unlike all others. The leaves withered and dried. They are not rolled, crushed or cut. Sometimes, they are plucked before the leaf buds open. This special handling results in a very mild tasting and pale liquor. Since white tea has a delicate body, it should not be taken with sugar or milk. It can be infused several times and is a wonderful evening tea. Authentic white teas are produced only in the Fujian Province of China.

White Teas

Flavored White Teas

Traditional White Tea


	Silversmith (Xue Ya) - Organic Xue Ya is born in Fujian Province, the origin of white tea. Note the "bai hao" (white hairs) on each wiry bud; this is the sign of a quality leaf. Each infusion results in a pale, aromatic liquor. Since the leaves have not been crushed, the delicate flavor is best enjoyed on a clean palate. More...		White Peony - Organic Organically grown, two tender leaves and a bud are hand plucked to produce a tea that is light, yet flavorful. More...

	White Peach - Organic The fruity tang of peach melts into White Peony to create a balanced cup. The round, full aroma is mirrored in a slightly sweet, satisfying liquor. Although more flavored white teas are becoming available, it is still unusual to find one of this caliber. More...		Subtle Strawberry White Tea Smooth white teas and juicy strawberies make an irresistible combination that is in season all year round More...

	White Darjeeling Darjeeling is famous for black teas, but this white-style tea shows the dramatic potential of the region. The light olive-toned slender buds release a light citrus aroma and a soft-bodied liquor with pear overtones. This is perfect for carving a few contemplative moments from your chaotic day. More...		Sweet Serenade There are many performers in this Serenade. A white tea accented with peppermint, rose and lavender it is a relaxing and intriguing drink that is meant to be shared. More...

	White Peony Beeng Cha For those that enjoy white teas, this is a unique treat! A compressed tea 'Beeng Cha' will continue to mature over a period of time. Just break off a small piece and infuise as you would other white teas. 400 gr in weight. More...

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