Ceylon Tea, Organic Chinese White Tea Mementa , 100-Count Tea Bags (Pack of 2) (Package may vary)
December 12, 2013 - Comment
White tea comes from the youngest buds and leaves from the Camelia sinensis plant- the same plant from which green and black teas are derived. The leaves undergo virtually no oxidation and are dried to retain their high antioxidant properties. Slightly sweeter and more toasty than green tea, white tea was once proclaimed by Emperor
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OH MAH GAH! This tea is sooooo good! Wow. Finally an organic white tea I totally LOVE!Firstly, this is so super-fresh and you don’t get a weak cup of tea from one tea-bag (definitely no skimping in that department). I think the packaging of the tea-bags in individual plastic wraps rather than paper definitely help with the freshness factor.Secondly, this is super mild on your tummy even on an empty stomach. I can drink a cup of tea with a little honey while fasting and not feel ill.Thirdly, I…
Not as Described***BUYER BEWARE**** First off, the headline is misleading, this is not Ceylon Tea, it is OTHER ORIGIN TEAS; as described in the ingredients. Next, the tea does NOT come individually wrapped in foil, but it is in paper, not as described. I am returning this product on pure principal!***Quick Update*** You can’t return this product according to the site even though the misleading description….******BUYER BEWARE******
clean taste at a great price I switched to white tea from black tea. Unlike green tea, this white tea does not have a grassy taste which I don’t care for. It also does not have the bitterness of regular black tea. This is real white tea, not a blend with green or black tea. Overall it has a nice clean and light taste. I drink a lot of cups of tea every day. My teeth stained very easily with the black tea but the white tea has only a minimal, if any staining effect. You also don’t end up with the black rings in your tea…