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Organic Pai Mu Tan loose leaf White Tea Available in 40g pouches & tins

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Organic Pai Mu Tan loose leaf White Tea is a premium Chinese white peony tea harvested from Fujian province, available in convenient 40g pouches and protective storage tins. This certified organic Bai Mudan variety offers delicate floral notes with silver-tipped buds and naturally low caffeine content. An antioxidant-rich beverage ideal for those seeking authentic, minimally processed loose leaf tea.
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Premium Organic Pai Mu Tan Loose Leaf White Tea in 40g Pouches & Tins

When brewed, this Organic Pai Mu Tan loose leaf White Tea releases delicate silvery-white buds that unfurl into pale jade leaves, producing a liquor with subtle floral sweetness and a clean, refreshing finish. The tea consists of carefully hand-picked young leaves and unopened buds harvested during early spring in Fujian province, minimally processed through natural withering and air-drying to preserve its characteristic flavor profile. In practice, users find that steeping 2-3 grams per 200ml of water at 75-80°C for 3-4 minutes yields optimal extraction without bitterness. The 40g format provides approximately 15-20 servings depending on brewing strength preferences, while the tin option ensures superior protection against light and moisture degradation.

Certified Organic White Peony Tea from Traditional Chinese Origins

This certified organic Bai Mudan tea adheres to strict organic cultivation standards, grown without synthetic pesticides or chemical fertilizers in accordance with international organic certification requirements. White peony tea ranks as the second-highest grade among Chinese white tea varieties, positioned between the premium Silver Needle and lower-grade Shou Mei, distinguished by its inclusion of both silver-tipped buds and young leaves. The traditional production method involves minimal oxidation—typically 5-10%—making it one of the least processed tea varieties available and preserving its natural polyphenol content. Fujian province has produced white tea for over 200 years, with Pai Mu Tan representing a refined balance of delicate flavor complexity and antioxidant preservation that professional tea tasters recognize as characteristic of authentic white peony varieties.

Product Specifications & Details

  • Tea Type: Organic White Tea (Camellia sinensis)
  • Variety: Pai Mu Tan (Bai Mudan / White Peony)
  • Net Weight: 40 grams per pouch or tin
  • Origin: Fujian Province, China
  • Certification: Certified Organic
  • Caffeine Content: Low (approximately 15-30 mg per 8oz serving)
  • Processing Method: Natural withering and air-drying, minimal oxidation (5-10%)
  • Packaging Options: Resealable pouch or protective storage tin
  • Leaf Composition: Silver-tipped buds with young leaves
  • Recommended Brewing Temperature: 75-80°C (167-176°F)
  • Flavour Profile: Delicate, subtle, and naturally sweet
  • Best Served: Hot, plain

Brewing Guide

  • Category: Organic White Tea, White Peony
  • Aroma: Light, fresh, and slightly floral
  • Tasting Notes: Smooth, clean, and naturally sweet
  • Brewing Instructions:
    1. Use 1 teaspoon of tea per cup.
    2. Heat fresh, filtered water to between 75-80°C (167-176°F). Using water that is too hot can make white tea bitter.
    3. Steep for 3-5 minutes, or to your preferred strength.
    4. Best enjoyed without any additions to appreciate its true flavour.
    5. Multiple Infusions: Yields 2-3 excellent infusions; increase steeping time by 30-60 seconds for each additional brew.

Ideal For Tea Enthusiasts Seeking Authentic, Minimally Processed Varieties

This organic white peony tea is perfectly suited for those who appreciate delicate, nuanced flavors and seek a low-caffeine alternative to green or black teas without sacrificing depth of character. The tin packaging option serves tea collectors and frequent drinkers who prioritize proper loose tea storage conditions, while the pouch format offers excellent value for those exploring premium white tea varieties. This tea genuinely merits consideration if you value certified organic sourcing, traditional Chinese tea heritage, and antioxidant-rich beverages with naturally gentle caffeine levels suitable for afternoon or evening consumption.

Frequently Asked Questions About Pai Mu Tan White Tea

How does Pai Mu Tan differ from Silver Needle white tea?
Pai Mu Tan includes both silver-tipped buds and young leaves, producing a slightly fuller body and more complex flavor than Silver Needle, which contains only buds. This makes White Peony more affordable while maintaining excellent quality and similar health benefits.

What is the best way to store this loose-leaf white tea?
Store in the sealed tin or resealable pouch away from direct light, moisture, heat, and strong odors. The tin option provides superior long-term protection, maintaining freshness for 12-18 months when properly stored in a cool, dry location.

Can I re-steep these white tea leaves multiple times?
Yes, quality Pai Mu Tan leaves typically yield 2-3 excellent infusions, with subsequent steeps revealing different flavor dimensions. Increase steeping time by 30-60 seconds for each additional infusion to maintain flavor strength.

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Pouch 40gm 18 cups
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Tin 40gm 18 cups
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Judging by price per cup, availability as a blend tea, and customer ratings, I'd say this unflavored white tea isn't the fanciest available. Nonetheless, I like it. I love the big leaves. Also, some of the white teas are picked at the extra young/tender stage, but the downside of that is the flavor is VERY mild/subtle. I like my tea to have a tea taste, so this rates higher for me that some of the others-- a matter of individual preference. I usually steep at 170 degrees for 3 minutes unless I'm combining the white tea with green. In that case I'll go with 180 degrees for 2-3 minutes.
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This is the perfect tea: smooth and delicious. I tried the sample and then came back for the larger size. I appreciate that the company offers temperature guidelines, but they are often too high. The tea tastes better at a lower temperature (175).
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The tea is delicious and the service is excellent. You can tract your package as it ships and the delivery is quick. I highly recommend it.