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white symphony tea

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sample
makes 5 cups
$3
1oz
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6oz
39¢ per cup
$29
teabags
15 full leaf pyramids
$9
An exquisite version of the White Peony variety, this is a delicate tea made from unopened leaf buds and the newest two leaves to open on the tea bush. For White Symphony, many more buds are included than is typical for classic White Peony. The liquor is very light, similar to Silver Needles. But the flavor is much more complex: faintly floral, warm and sugary like honeydew or white nectarine. Soft mouthfeel and clean, uplifting finish. If you've been enjoying White Peony, we invite you to savor this more refined version.
TEA TYPE
White Tea
CAFFEINE
Low
White tea is often a lighter caffeine choice, offering a delicate lift without the intensity of black tea or coffee.
STEEP
180° for 3 mins
Use a gentle steep to bring out the tea's delicate aroma and soft finish.

Customer Reviews (1060)

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Teabags

teabags
Our teabags contain the same high-quality tea as our loose-tea offerings. Their pyramid shape gives the leaves plenty of room to unfurl and infuse, placing more flavor in each cup. Enjoy the superior flavor of gourmet tea with the convenience of a disposable bag.
teabags
15 full leaf pyramids
$9

Questions And Answers

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What is the caffeine level of this tea?

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This tea contains a low-medium level of caffeine, similar to the other white teas we have.
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It's very low - it's white tea. I drink it at night or in the AM.
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Do u generally add a sweetener to this or other teas. I followed the instructions. .and found this tea to have no e of the sweetness described in the comments.

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None of our teas contain added sugar or sweeteners.
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The instructions are wrong. They're also dumb, because it calls for a 'heaping' teaspoon but 'heaping' is a completely arbitrary label and entirely worthless as instruction. I ended up dumping two tasteless cups of hot pale-yellow water obtained by follow
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I googled how to brew white tea instead and found instruction which called for 2 teaspoons if mostly compact buds and two tablespoons if mostly fluffy leaves. My third attempt using two tablespoons of leaves produced the proper result, finally, and no tha
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I would not add sweetener to a white tea. The sweetness is more of an undertone in comparison to other tea types that are more malty, bold, acidic, etc. 'Sweet' essence or flavor is usually subtle with regular teas and does not necessarily mean it it tast
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What am I doing wrong? I have a temperature controlled kettle, so brewing water for white tea is at a different control versus green or black. This is the second time my white tea has an ash taste at the back of my throat. Help!

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Hello Ceme! Everyone's tastes are different. You may want to use the lowest setting and start with brewing for 2 minutes and go from there!
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