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Best White Tea

White teas are the least processed of the six tea types, yet often the most challenging to perfect. With sweet, delicate flavours, soft textures and a thirst-quenching character, they are the purest example of authentic tea at it’s best.

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Jasmine Silver Needle
Jasmine Silver Needle
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Jasmine Silver Needle

China
Jasmine, Honeydew, Vanilla

From £14.00

Jasmine Silver Needle Caddy
Jasmine Silver Needle Caddy
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Jasmine Silver Needle Caddy

China
Jasmine, Honeydew, Vanilla

£16.30

Jasmine Silver Needle Tea Bags
Jasmine Silver Needle Tea Bags
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Jasmine Silver Needle Tea Bags

China
Jasmine, Honeydew, Vanilla

From £38.00

Jasmine Tea Gift Set
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Jasmine Tea Gift Set

China
Jasmine, Honeydew, Vanilla

£38.00

Organic Yunnan White Peony
Organic Yunnan White Peony
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Organic Yunnan White Peony

China
Rose, Honey, Gooseberry

From £14.20

White Tea FAQs

Here's some common questions we get about White Tea

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  • What is white tea?

    White tea is the least processed of all the teas. It is made from young tea leaves and buds that are simply plucked and dried, preserving the delicate flavour.

  • What are the benefits of white tea?

    White tea is rich in antioxidants, which can help improve skin health, support cardiovascular health, and reduce the risk of certain diseases. It also has anti-aging properties.

  • Does white tea have caffeine?

    Yes, white tea does contain caffeine, but in lower amounts than black tea and often less than green tea, depending on the specific type and brewing time.

  • Do you put milk in white tea?

    White tea is typically not served with milk as it has a delicate, subtle flavor that is best enjoyed on its own, but you can add milk if you prefer.

  • Is white tea good for you?

    White tea is thought to be good for you due to its high antioxidant content, which can support immune health, improve skin appearance, and reduce inflammation.

  • How do you prepare white tea?

    To brew white tea, use water that is around (175°F or 80°C). Steep the tea for 3-5 minutes, depending on your taste preference.

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Best White Tea

Within our selection of white teas you’ll find a range of flavours from distinct origins within China. Fujian in the south east is the distinguished home of white tea, where some of the best white teas are produced, like soothing Silver Needle and complex Aged White Peony. While Yunnan, in the south west is a land of ancient mountains, but also one of white tea innovation, where we looked to source our new Organic White Peony and Jasmine Silver Needle. Using traditional techniques and centuries of expertise these origins continue to craft an authentic taste of Chinese white tea. Want to learn even more about our white teas and other tea types? Then visit our journal to explore stories from origin, tea recipes and deep dives.