Tag: white tea
It dawned on me that I’ve never done an introduction to each of the tea categories. Information like this might be old hat for some of you but I think those that are new to tea who might find it useful. Over the next few weeks, I’ll be covering a different type of tea each […] [Read more]
Anji Bai Cha is one of my favorite Chinese green teas. The name is a bit deceiving because bai cha means white tea. This tea was named that because the cultivar used to make it has very pale colored leaves. They are more of a very light green than truly white with a contrasting dark […] [Read more]
This week I felt inspired to dedicate a new installment of Meet the Tea to one of my favorite white teas, Yue Guang Bai (aka Moonlight White). It is known for both the striking appearance of the leaves and the fuller-bodied taste. There are a few different stories about how this tea got its name. […] [Read more]