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white symphony tea
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white symphony loose leaf tea
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.
White Tea | Low caffeine | Steep at 180° for 3 mins
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Lore
For more than sixteen centuries, Fujian tea producers have sown, harvested, and processed nearly one-fifth of China's total production of tea. The province's legendary tea pioneers first created the process for white teas and artisans have contributed to the esteemed reputation by ignoring typical firing of full leaves and, instead, allowing the leaves to only be withered and sun dried. The other, more distinct difference, is that white tea production uses only the hand-plucked, unopened leaf buds and the two youngest, most tender leaves. The dance of leaf, bud, and water is best appreciated in a glass pot or cup.Raw Honey for White Teas
12oz
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Questions and Answers
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What is the caffeine level of this tea?
Asked by Emily Dennis
on June 15th, 2016
on June 15th, 2016
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.
Asked by shawna miller
on March 19th, 2017
on March 19th, 2017
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!
Asked by Ceme Orr
on September 10th, 2020
on September 10th, 2020