White Tea

Legends Of China

Uncle Lee's naturally grown Bai Mu Dan White Tea, also known as "White Peony," is cultivated in the mountains of the Fujian Province of China. It is made from the most tender young buds and leaves left after the legendary Silver Needle has been harvested. White tea (the youngest Camellia sinensis) undergoes minimal processing (steaming, rolling, and oxidation), preserving the appearance and cell structure of the leaves. This purity may contribute to white tea having a higher concentration of cancer-fighting antioxidants than other teas. White teas offer all the benefits of green tea and are the most delicate, with a subtle, complex, and mildly sweet taste. Due to minimal processing, the caffeine content is relatively low, at approximately 15 to 20 mg per cup. In comparison, green tea contains 20 to 40 mg per cup, black tea has 50 to 55 mg per cup, and common coffee has about 100 to 120 mg per cup. With 100 tea bags in this box of Legends of China teas, you can enjoy the fine flavor of white tea at an exceptional value. It's perfect for hospitality, making it ideal for serving a large number of guests at a party or event. These white tea leaves are left untouched by any additives, preserving the original flavor and subtle taste of White Tea for true enthusiasts.

Ingredient

Tender Young White Tea Leaves (Bai Mu Dan).

Directions

Just before water comes to a full boil, pour water over the tea bag and brew for 3 to 4 minutes.

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