Organic White Tea, 100 Tea Bags, 5.29 oz (150 g)

Blending Eastern & amp; Western Traditions, Naturally A Premium Organic White Tea in Tea Bags USDA Organic Organic Certified By Ecocert SAUncle Lee's Organic White Tea is one of the most ancient beverages on earth. Our teas are grown without pesticides, with natural fertilizer and with careful attention for the preservation of the ecosystem.

Organic White Tea, White Rose, 16 Non-GMO Tea Bags, 1.13 oz (32 g)

Low CaffeineWhite Tea & amp; Fragrant Rose BudsUSDA OrganicUplift & amp; Harmonize & nbsp;Spring-Picked White Tea Leaves - With Tender Rosebuds - & nbsp;Floral Notes in Velvety White Tea - From Hunan, China - & nbsp;All Real Ingredients & nbsp;Ethically Sourced & nbsp;Non GMO Project Verified & nbsp;Certified B Corporation & nbsp;Certified Organic by QAI & nbsp;Fair Trade Certified™ by Fair Trade USA 70% Fair Trade Certified ™IngredientsHalalKosherWe blend subtle and fragrant white tea with spring-picked tender rosebuds to make this delicate, uplifting blend. We love white tea because it is the least oxidized and processed of all teas.Our white tea is grown in the gardens of Hunan Province, China, where the rich soil and fluctuations in daily temperature yield a fragrant leaf. Numi's Fair Trade Certified™ partners in Hunan use Fair Trade Premiums to improve the well-being of their workplace, community, and environment.

White Tea, Spring Plucked Imperial White, 2 oz (57 grams)

Pure Leaf TeasBrews 60 Cups & nbsp;OriginFujian, ChinaImperial White is a calming white tea from Fujian province. & nbsp;Known as 'Bai Cha' in Chinese, white teas are made from the newly sprouted 'buds' of the tea plant. These buds have silvery white hair 'down' that provide a honey texture to the brew. In making white tea, the buds are 'heat braised' in covered pans or dried in direct sun. As a result there is little or no oxidization. & nbsp;FujianFujian Province is situated along China's southeastern coast. Fujian's subtropical, marine climate is especially conducive to tea cultivation. The province has a 1,600 year history with tea. The earliest written record of tea production in Fujian is kept on a stone tablet at the 'Lian Hua Feng' (Lotus Peak) in Nan'an County.SeasonThe young leaves of Imperial White are best in early spring. If stored well (airtight in dark, low humidity), the leaves retain flavor over time.Flavor ProfileLight yellow color brew with vegetal taste and pine aroma.The Tao of TeaLike the Tao, the art of tea is universal. We began our work serving as a connecting thread for tea culture in 1997. Practicing this art on a daily basis in our teahouses in Portland, Oregon, we are a group of tea enthusiasts from different backgrounds and cultures. We travel, learn, take delight, and seek to offer-pure leaf teas with great flavor, artistry and soul.

Organic Bai Mudan White Tea, White Peony, 2 oz (57 g)

Pure Leaf TeasUSDA OrganicBrews 60 CupsCertified Organic by QAICaffeine - NoneThe Tao of Tea Like the Tao, the art of tea is universal. We began our work serving as a connecting thread for tea culture in 1997. Practicing this art on a daily basis in our teahouses in Portland, Oregon, we are a group of tea enthusiasts from different backgrounds and cultures. We travel, learn, take delight, and seek to offer pure leaf teas with great flavor, artistry and soul.Origin - Fujian, ChinaAlso known as 'Bai Mudan', White Peony is a popular white tea of Fujian.White TeaWhite teas are made only from the newly sprouted buds and young leaves of the tea plant. The leaf hair or 'down' on these leaves provides a honey texture to the brew. The leaves are dried in direct sun with minimal or no oxidation. & nbsp;FujianFujian Province is situated along China's southeastern coast. Fujian's subtropical, marine climate is especially conducive to tea cultivation. The province has a 1,600 year history with tea. The earliest written record of tea production in Fujian is kept on a stone tablet at the 'Lian Hua Feng' (Lotus Peak) in Nan'an County.SeasonWhite Peony is made in early summer. This is an optimal time when leaves have their distinct white hair characteristic of smooth white teas. & nbsp;Flavor ProfileDelicate, herbaceous, autumnal aroma with a very smooth, sweet, nutty flavor. & nbsp;

Winter White Earl Grey Tea, 2 oz (56 g)

Fine TeasMaster Tea Blenders Est. 1983Flavored White Tea15-20 CupsKosher1% For The PlanetHalalBriskness 1 | Aroma 4 | Body 2From Tea Garden To Tea CupIn 1983, John Harney embarked on a mission to share his passion for tea. Harney & amp; Sons offers a selection of over 275 varieties of the highest quality teas. We personally source our teas from the most reputable, established estates and gardens worldwide. Accepting only the exceptional.Character & nbsp;- A mellow bodied Earl Grey with wonderful citrus flavors.Mike Harney's Tea Rating:Briskness - Also known as astringency.Body - How strong or thick the brew is.Aroma - The potency of the smell.A rating of 5 indicates the highest amount of that characteristic.

100% Pure White Tea, 20 Tea Bags, 1.06 oz (30 g)

Over 300 Years of Experience - Estd. 1706KosherDelight in the pure, natural taste of this extraordinary tea.Tea ProfileOrigins - & nbsp;Fujian Province, ChinaMaster Blender's NotesNotes - & nbsp;Light, Fresh, NaturalColor - Clean, Light, Pale-YellowStrength - ♦ & nbsp;Steep Time - 2 Minutes (Recommended)White tea is different from all other teas. After the leaves and buds are plucked, they are air dried to prevent oxidation before they are packed. Primarily grown in the Fujian Province of China, White Tea is also known as Silvery Tip Pekoe, Fujian White or China White.White reigns as one of the world's highest quality teas because only the unopened buds and the youngest, most tender tips of the tea bush are chosen. The fine silvery-white hairs on the unopened buds are what gives this tea its name. Twinings Pure White tea is hand-picked in the spring to yield a delicately smooth tea with a light, natural taste.Rishi Raaj Deb - Master BlenderThe Twining of London StoryIn 1706, Thomas Twining began selling fine tea from an English storefront in The Strand, London. Today, Twinings continues to sell some of the world's best teas from the original store and in more than 100 countries throughout the world.

White & Green Tea, White Elderflower, 16 Tea Bags, 0.85 oz (24 g)

USDA OrganicFloral & amp; DelicateCaffeine Level - 2 & nbsp;- Not Too Strong, Not Too Light - Just RightNon GMO Project VerifiedRainforest Alliance - People & amp; NatureCertified B CorporationKosherCertified Organic by QAILive FullyTake the time to engage, recharge, and focus on what makes a whole you - one cup of Choice Organics® tea at a time.We blend the best tasting tea so that you can give the world the best of you, not what's left of you.White ElderflowerElegant. Gorgeously alive with a subtly sweet aroma. This is White Elderflower. Floral & amp; delicate. White tea and beautifully blooming elderflower come together in this harmonious blend.Tea with IntentionWe put the utmost care and attention into every blend so you can give the world your best self.We Choose Better-For-You IngredientsWe source exclusively from organic and non-GMO growers around the world.We Choose to Care for the PlanetFrom blending to packaging, we commit to reducing our environmental impact.

Organic White Peony White Tea, 16 oz (453 g)

Member Owned Since 1976Responsible to People and PlanetUSDA OrganicKosherNon-IrradiatedCertified Organic by QAIOrigin: chinaBotanical Name: Camellia Sinensis L.Frontier Co-op White Peony Tea has a mild, delicate, vegetal, sweet flavor with a light body that builds on the palate with each sip. This tea takes its name from its silvery, unopened buds and is preferred by white tea drinkers for its fuller flavor and greater potency than other types of white tea.ABOUT US - Owned by stores and organizations that buy and sell our products, Frontier Co-op has been a member-owned cooperative since 1976. We support natural living and our products are never irradiated or treated with ETO. We’re committed to the health and welfare of the environment and everyone producing and consuming our botanical products.