White Loose Leaf Tea

$11.17 ~~$15.95~~ In stock

Experience the delicate and refreshing taste of Pai Mu Tan White Tea, derived from the young, silvery leaves of the tea plant during early spring. This tea offers sweet floral and nutty aromas that complement its smooth yet mild flavour. Lower in caffeine than other teas, it is perfect for any time of the day, providing a gentle and enjoyable refreshment with a broad range of health benefits.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Scarlett G. ★★★★★ Sep 10, 2026

I was expecting something bland since white tea is usually so subtle, but the sweet floral and nutty aroma hit me as soon as I opened the bag. Steeping it for about three minutes gives a clean cup with zero bitterness, even when I accidentally leave it a bit long.

Riley Y. ★★★★★ Sep 9, 2026

The young silvery leaves brew up so pale and delicate, but the sweet, nutty aroma keeps lingering in the cup long after I've finished it. It's become my quiet afternoon ritual now—just a handful of leaves and hot water, and the whole day slows down.

Victoria ★★★★★ Sep 8, 2026

The floral aroma hits the moment you open the bag, and it somehow stays sweet and nutty from the first sip to the last. I've been brewing it in the late afternoon when I need something light but not plain water, and it never turns bitter even when I forget it's steeping.