Pai Mu Tan White Tea
Indulge in the delicate elegance of Pai Mu Tan, also known as White Peony. This premium white tea hails from the lush tea gardens of Fujian Province in China, renowned for its exceptional quality. Hand-picked during the spring harvest, Pai Mu Tan consists of tender young buds and the first two leaves, ensuring a smooth and nuanced flavor profile.
Taste Notes: Light, sweet, floral
Luxury Ingredient: White tea
Origin: China
THIS TEA SUPPORTS THE ETHICAL TEA PARTNERSHIP
All Camellia sinensis in our blends contributes to a fairer, more sustainable tea industry.
CAFFEINE CONTENT | LOW
CUP PER OZ
8-10 cups per 1 oz
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1-2
3-5 mins
1-2
160-170°F
In 475 ml (8oz)
3-5 mins
I take a pot of lapsang souchong tea weekly for something different. And it is different! I thoroughly enjoy it.
I never find london fogs to have a strong enough flavor for me, but here's the solution. Very impactful and pleasant flavor, will be purchasing again once I run out!
Really nice strong bergamot and tea flavor. I did have the thought after buying a sample size that if it's just ground up earl gray, maybe I could just put a scoop of my favorite loose leaf into a spice grinder, and I will say that the answer there is no, it's not comparable - everything I tried still left me with a coarse, gritty semi-powder that clumped and didn't taste as strong and nice as this.
I have been using peach apricot tea bags to make sun tea for years and just love it!!
I love it. The vibrant color, crisp tart flavor of the leaves…just lovely…I keep wanting another cup….




Delicious!
I tried this tea because of the health benefits I've read about white and green teas. Many are earthy tasting brews that can be tough to swallow. Not this tea!! It is so light and smooth and has a great round flavor. It's great on it's own, or I like to add it to other teas to boost the health of every cup. If I brew a 212 tea, I'll let it steep for two minutes, to cool a bit then sprinkle some of this on top and brew for a few more minutes. It doesn't overpower other flavors, but adds a nice simple tea essence.

