Love white tea in the Spring. Being in Hawaii I just had a 2022 Hawaiian silver Needle and 2022 Hawaiian “Moonlight White”. Both were very small batch teas, but were stunners to start off 2022. Thank you for your great content!
All white tea is good but I agree…silver needle is my favorite, not counting aged white. A few years ago I got a really rare top quality bai mudan from Four Seasons. The difference was huge…so good.
@@teaformeplease funny how many boutiques say Needle is “low caffeine” and brewed at 180. Kinda like the American myth that 18-22k gold is soft as butter.
I love bai mu dan i find it sweeter and more floral. I have had silver needle 3 times now and I find it kind of sour so I don’t like it too much but maybe I just had bad silver needle
Not really! Since all tea comes from the same plant they all have some level of caffeine, L-theanine, and antioxidants. The healthiest tea is the one you like because you'll actually want to drink it.
I have a question,being the novice doof that I am. How do you reccomend storing whole leaf tea? I keep them in the bags that they are delivered in,but I notice that many people put them in tins. Which is better? Because I have the cutest collection of Italian tins,but fear that it’s not good for the leaves!
As long as the tins are designed for airtight storage of something like tea and don't have strong odors they should be ok. It depeneds on personal preference. I tend not to use tins because I have WAY too many teas (just under 200 right now).
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Love white tea in the Spring. Being in Hawaii I just had a 2022 Hawaiian silver Needle and 2022 Hawaiian “Moonlight White”. Both were very small batch teas, but were stunners to start off 2022. Thank you for your great content!
Sounds great! Moonlight white is one of my all time favorites.
All white tea is good but I agree…silver needle is my favorite, not counting aged white. A few years ago I got a really rare top quality bai mudan from Four Seasons. The difference was huge…so good.
There really nothing quite like a super high quality white tea. It's a game changer.
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Hello, thanks for this video! Can you drop the link for the farmer/producer you mentioned in the video please?
These teas are from Wuyi Origin www.wuyiorigin.com/
@@teaformeplease Fair to assume Mudan has slightly less caffeine than Silver Needle?
It depends on how many buds, but yes it usually does have less than silver needle.
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@@teaformeplease funny how many boutiques say Needle is “low caffeine” and brewed at 180. Kinda like the American myth that 18-22k gold is soft as butter.
I love bai mu dan i find it sweeter and more floral. I have had silver needle 3 times now and I find it kind of sour so I don’t like it too much but maybe I just had bad silver needle
Silver needle is much more subtle but definitely shouldn't be sour. Bai Mu Dan is generally my go to because you do get more flavor out of it.
I love silver needle.
It's definitely one of my favorite teas
Thank you for the information. Could you plese suggest some vendor online to purchase the silver needle? TIA
The teas I used for this video are from Wuyi Origin, an excellent tea producer who sells their family's teas online. www.wuyiorigin.com/
Which is the Best White Tea Bai Mu Dan Site to get some I think you said oh we origin?
The teas I used for this video are from Wuyi Origin
Does white tea have any health benefits that green, oolong, puerh, or black tea does not have?
Not really! Since all tea comes from the same plant they all have some level of caffeine, L-theanine, and antioxidants. The healthiest tea is the one you like because you'll actually want to drink it.
I have a question,being the novice doof that I am.
How do you reccomend storing whole leaf tea?
I keep them in the bags that they are delivered in,but I notice that many people put them in tins.
Which is better?
Because I have the cutest collection of Italian tins,but fear that it’s not good for the leaves!
As long as the tins are designed for airtight storage of something like tea and don't have strong odors they should be ok. It depeneds on personal preference. I tend not to use tins because I have WAY too many teas (just under 200 right now).
Oh my god,there’s harvest dates?
Cultivars??
Tricones????
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