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No extra taxes or fees for U.S. orders - we take care of it.
Free shipping on orders over $79
$20 off tea gift box
No extra taxes or fees for U.S. orders - we take care of it.
Free shipping on orders over $79
$20 off tea gift box
No extra taxes or fees for U.S. orders - we take care of it.
Free shipping on orders over $79
$20 off tea gift box
No extra taxes or fees for U.S. orders - we take care of it.
Free shipping on orders over $79
$20 off tea gift box
No extra taxes or fees for U.S. orders - we take care of it.
Free shipping on orders over $79
$20 off tea gift box
No extra taxes or fees for U.S. orders - we take care of it.
Free shipping on orders over $79
$20 off tea gift box
No extra taxes or fees for U.S. orders - we take care of it.
Free shipping on orders over $79
$20 off tea gift box
No extra taxes or fees for U.S. orders - we take care of it.
Free shipping on orders over $79
$20 off tea gift box
No extra taxes or fees for U.S. orders - we take care of it.
Free shipping on orders over $79
$20 off tea gift box
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Loose leaf tea will be shipped from a frozen warehouse in China. After receiving the order, we will pack it within three working days and send it by air freight.
Experience the unique charm of Anji White Tea, a popular green tea from Anji County, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province. Despite its name, this tea is a green tea known for its fresh and sweet taste. The tea leaves have a lighter color when fresh, and the brewed tea has a light color, offering a refreshing and enjoyable tea-drinking experience.
Location: Anji County, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China (29.53°N, 119.14°E)
Climate: North Subtropical Monsoon Climate with mild temperatures and distinct seasons. Average annual temperature of 15.5℃.
Terroir: High forest coverage rate of 69%, situated in the Yangtze River Delta economic circle and the source of the Huangpu River.
This tea undergoes a meticulous processing method that preserves its natural flavor and aroma. The core steps include high-temperature fixation and precise temperature control.
Contains 5-10.6% amino acids, 3-4 times higher than regular green tea. Theanine (L-Theanine) constitutes over 50% of free amino acids, giving the tea its fresh and sweet taste.
Tea polyphenols content of 10-14%, with a phenol-to-amino ratio of only 1.6-2.3, ensuring a non-bitter and non-astringent taste.
Theanine may support GABA secretion, potentially contributing to a sense of calm, and may support dopamine neuron health.
Catechins in tea polyphenols may help clear free radicals and support brain health.
Theanine and tea polyphenols may contribute to overall cardiovascular health.
Tea polysaccharides may support healthy blood sugar levels.
Gallic acid and flavonoids may support the body's natural defenses.
Fluoride and tea polyphenols may contribute to oral health.
Tea polyphenols may provide antioxidant support.
Disclaimer: Benefits may vary. Consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice.
Top notes of sweet bamboo → Heart of honey and garden flowers → Base of pear and citrus
Fresh and sweet, with a mellow and smooth texture.
A lingering sweet aftertaste that refreshes the palate.
Water Temperature: Keep it between 80°C to 85°C (approximately 176°F to 185°F). Avoid using boiling water to prevent scalding the tea leaves, which can lead to a bitter taste.
Tea to Water Ratio: A ratio of 1:50 is recommended, which means 3 grams of tea leaves for 150 milliliters of water. Adjust slightly according to personal taste.
Steeping Time: Steep for 15 seconds and quickly pour out the tea (starting from the third infusion, quickly increase the steeping time by 5-10 seconds).
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