Pure Elegance from Taimu Mountain
Discover the pinnacle of white tea with this 2024 Spring Harvest Baihao Yinzhen, sourced from the renowned Taimu Mountain in Fujian Province. Known as "Silver Needle," this premium tea is made exclusively from tender, unopened buds, offering a delicate aroma, sweet taste, and a visually stunning tea-drinking experience.
Key Details
- Origin: Taimu Mountain, Fujian, China
- Harvest Time: Spring 2024
- Type: Premium Baihao Yinzhen (Silver Needle)
- Form: Loose-leaf
- Packaging: Sealed in aluminum foil bags for freshness.
- Shipping: Delivered to the USA and North America in 7–15 days.
Why You'll Love It
- Appearance: Slender needle-like buds covered with silver fuzz, showcasing a natural sheen and exquisite quality.
- Aroma: Delicate floral notes with a hint of grassy freshness, reminiscent of a spring garden.
- Tea Liquor: Light yellow, clear, and bright, reflecting purity and elegance.
- Leaf Base: Soft, intact buds with a fresh yellow-green hue, full of vitality.
Health Benefits
Baihao Yinzhen is celebrated for its health-boosting properties:
- Rich in Antioxidants: Supports immunity and metabolism.
- Cooling Effect: Soothes heat and promotes lung health.
- Promotes Wellness: Long-term consumption aids in overall vitality and well-being.
Perfect For
This Baihao Yinzhen is an ideal choice for white tea enthusiasts seeking:
- Daily Enjoyment: A refreshing and sweet tea experience.
- Sharing: A thoughtful gift for friends or loved ones.
- Collecting: With aging, its flavor and aroma deepen, increasing its value over time.
Storage Tips
- Keep sealed: Protect from light, moisture, and odors.
- Cool and dry: Store in a stable environment for long-term preservation.
White tea ages beautifully, becoming richer and more nuanced with time, making it a timeless addition to any tea collection.
Immerse yourself in the pristine beauty of Taimu Mountain with every sip of this premium Baihao Yinzhen. Its craftsmanship and natural elegance deliver a tea experience that’s as refreshing as the early days of spring.
Tea Type | Water Temperature | First Steep Time | Brewing Steps |
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Pu-erh Tea | 95-100°C | 10-20 seconds | Rinse, discard, refill. Increase steeping time with each brew. |
White Tea | 80-90°C | 1-2 minutes | Pour water, steep, gradually increase time. |
Oolong Tea | 90-95°C | 30 sec - 1 min | Rinse, discard, infuse briefly, increase time as needed. |
Green Tea | 75-85°C | 30 sec - 1 min | Shake gently, steep briefly, avoid over-steeping. |
Blended Tea | 85-90°C | 2-3 minutes | Steep for a few minutes, adjust time based on preference. |
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Each cup holds more than just a flavor
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Clarity
The steam from the tea rises gently, mirroring the quiet reflection of life’s journey. In this moment of stillness, past struggles seem to dissolve like vapor. Each sip is a conversation with the soul, revealing that after bitterness, sweetness follows. The clarity and peace that emerge are not fleeting—they stay, resonating deep within.
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Harmony
The initial bitterness has mellowed into a rich aftertaste, much like life itself. Each sip is a tribute to the wisdom gained through the years. The gentle warmth of the tea soothes the spirit, allowing acceptance of both the past and the present. In this serenity, one finds a calm strength that makes every trial worthwhile.
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Reflection
The mind drifts back, realizing that life’s chaos, like tea leaves, will always settle in time. The tea itself, a symbol of nature’s cycles, invites a deep connection to the world. In this tranquil exchange, one glimpses life’s truth: in simplicity lies profound peace, a calm that transcends time.