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Prince of Peace Premium White Tea, 100 tea bags

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$5.19 $7.99 In stock

Category: Classic Teas

For Centuries Bai Mu Dan tea (also known as “Peony White”) was an extremely rare tea once reserved for Chinese royalty. Peony White Tea, considered one of the premium grades of white tea, is made of yound leaves and buds from the Camellia Sinensis plant, hand picked during the fresh spring harvest in China’s Fujian province. The white, silver-ish leaves give Peony White tea its name. The leaves are multi-colored like autumn foliage. White Peony has a fresh bamboo fragrance and a bold flavor with notes of honey, chestnut, oak and vanilla. With minimal processing, Peony White tea’s antioxidant property is approximately 3 times more than green tea. There is also considerably less caffeine in white tea (15-20mg per serving, compared to green tea at 20-30mg, black tea at 50-80mg, and coffee at 100-200mg). For quality assurance, each tea bag is individually wrapped.

Brewing Directions: Place one tea bag in a 6 fl. oz. cup, add boiling water and let it steep for 3-5 minutes before drinking. Sweeten to taste – we recommend using Prince of Peace® Honey Crystals.

Ingredients: White Tea Leaves

Net Weight: 6.35oz (180g) | 1.8g x 100 tea bags

Made in China.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Olivia O. ★★★★★

The tea bags are individually wrapped, which keeps them fresh, and the Bai Mu Dan leaves give a smooth, slightly sweet cup that’s become my afternoon ritual. I’ve already gone through two boxes this month—it’s that easy to reach for.

Madison ★★★★★

The lid on this box seals tight enough that the tea stays fresh even after I’ve had it open for weeks, and each bag brews a pale, clean cup that’s perfect for slow mornings. I’ve already gone through half the box—that’s how often I’m reaching for it instead of my usual coffee.

Ella F. ★★★★★

The flavor is so delicate and smooth, nowhere near as bitter as the black teas I usually grab. I’ve been steeping a bag each afternoon and the gentle, almost sweet notes make it feel like a proper little ritual.