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China Pai Mu Tan Loose Leaf White Tea

China Pai Mu Tan White Tea - Loose

Smooth, velvety flavour with delicate jammy notes.
Luxury White Tea.
China.
2-4 Mins 1/Cup 85°C
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£36.46
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China Pai Mu Tan white loose tea has a smooth, velvety flavour with delicate jammy notes and is also known as Bai Mu Dan. Perfectly naturally withered white tea depends on conditions that are neither too hot nor too cold. The top two leaves and bud should show a very light green, almost grey-white colour, and be covered in a velvety peach fuzz down.

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  • 5
    Heavenly China Pai Mu Tan

    Posted by Mary Cooper on Mar 23, 2024

    Absolutely delighted with the quality of this tea. Since losing my previous supplier of this type of white tea, I had only been able to buy silver needle white tea, which I don t like as much. My first cup of your China Pai Mu Tan was so enjoyable and made me realise just how much I had missed this tea type. I will definitely buy again and I am looking forward to trying other teas, which I bought at the same time, but have not yet opened. Easy to order online and delivered very quickly, excellent and personal service from Anita. Thank you.

   Tea Facts

  • Tea: White Tea.
  • Leaves: Pai Mu Tan Grade 1 (also known as White Peony).
  • Latin/ Botanical Names: Camellia sinensis.
  • Grown: Fujian Province, China, 2000 - 4000ft above sea level.
  • Aroma: Fresh.
  • Infused Colour: Pale yellow green.
  • Caffeine: Approx 10mg per 250 ml cup.
  • Harmonisation Codes: <3Kg 0902100000 >3Kg 0902200000

   Serving Guide

  • Tea Menu: Very Popular
  • Per 250ml Cup: 1 - 2 teaspoons
  • Water: Use freshly filtered, boiling water cooled to 85°C . Pour over leaves.
  • Brewing Time: 2 – 4 minutes; we prefer 3 minutes.
  • Milk or Sugar: Add sugar honey or lemon to suit taste preferences. We don't recommend adding milk.

   Health Benefits

  • Protection: White tea is abundant in antioxidants, which play a crucial role in combating free radicals, reducing oxidative stress, and potentially lowering the risk of chronic diseases.
  • Heart: The catechins found in white tea may enhance heart health by improving cholesterol levels, reducing blood pressure, and decreasing the risk of heart disease.
  • Oral Health: Polyphenols, tannins and fluoride found in white tea can help reduce plaque formation and help prevent dental cavaties.
  • Mind: White tea has high levels of antioxidants and catechins which may help prevent oxidative damage to brain cells and reduce the risk of cognitive decline.

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