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Without a doubt my favorite type of white tea is Shou Mei. It's a very dark white tea, made mostly out of large, mature leaves, and has a character that I have often heard described as "oolong-like". It often has an aroma of caramel and wet leaves, and some of them can have light, vegetal aromas (yet without the grassy quality of green tea or some other white teas), and it often has a honey-like sweetness only available in much more expensive teas.
It's sad...it's not considered a high grade of tea, so many (snobbish?) retailers don't even stock it, and many tea connoisseurs treat it like it doesn't exist. For example, the Harney and Sons Guide to Tea, which is pretty comprehensive about covering most of the different mainstream varieties of tea, doesn't even mention it. In case anyone hasn't tried it though, especially for those who like oolongs and richer/darker teas, I would recommend trying it. My favorite is Upton Tea's (Organic) Shou Mei Classic, but I like every Shou Mei I've ever tried. Last edited by AlexZorach : 12-22-2011 at 09:09 PM. |
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Actually there is no clear consensus in the Medical Community of the affects of tea. While many of the compounds found in tea have been shown to fight cancer etc., usually the amounts they tested are not what you'll actually find in a cup of tea. The only thing that can be said with certainty is that tea is generally good for you, contains small contributing doses of many useful vitamins and anti-oxidents, and doesn't contain anything bad for you.
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My favorite tea is white tea white Silver Cloud in a local shop is one of the darkest style white tea that oxidizes a little before or during the drying process. This is one of the most fragrant teas nautrally I was comparing well with dancongs for perfume . It has a lovely peachy fruit aromas, lychee with a sort of leafyness which makes me think a walk in the woods on a cold day.
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My favorite tea is Silver Needle White Tea.
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The well known butter tea from the Himalaya region is quite well known in the western world as well. Has anybody of you ever tasted butter tea. Its taste must be very strange for Americans as well as for Europeans. So if you already made experience with butter tea let me know!
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Hi. Just joined. I love white tea. I'm looking for a non-floral white tea - a true white tea flavor...any suggestions for something not too expensive for daily use? Thank you!
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White tea is also one of my favorite type of tea, such as White Peony tea(also known as Bai Mu Dan), and White Silver Needle tea. They are all high quality white tea. The have a subtle, slightly flowery, sweet as well as lingering taste. The biggest difference between the two white teas are: white peony is made of tea buds with one or two leaves, but for the silver needle, it is completely made by tea buds. So if you want to a tea for daily drink, I suggest you can choose White Peony tea, this tea is cheaper than Silver Needle. It is an un-floral tea, because when brewing this tea, its shape like the white peony flower, so this tea has the name. |
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One of my favorites is Bai Hao Yin Zhen.
Many customers on ChineseTeaArt also like this tea. ![]() |
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