Discover Pai Mu Tan, a delicacy born in China's Fujian province, where white tea buds are hand-picked each spring. From certified organic farming, this exceptional tea, also known as "White Peony", is withered and dried according to traditional methods, thus preserving all the purity of its leaves. When brewed, its subtle floral and ripe fruit aromas bloom in a cup with light apricot notes. With its low theine content, it's perfect for enjoying throughout the day, offering a delicate and refreshing sensory experience. Let yourself be seduced by this refined tea with natural benefits, rich in antioxidants, and dive into a journey through authentic Chinese flavors.
Preparation Instructions
Steeping time
1.5-2 min
Brewing temperature
70-80°C
Time of day
All day
Dosage
12-15g / L
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In the refined world of exceptional teas, white tea Pai Mu Tan stands out for its delicacy and unique character. Unlike black tea or earl grey, this precious nectar, from the Fujian province, represents the quintessence of Chinese traditional beverage. Its millennial history and artisanal production make it one of the most sought-after teas by authentic flavor enthusiasts.
Organic white tea Pai Mu Tan, also known as bai mu dan or white peony is exclusively grown in the mountainous region of Fujian. It is harvested only in spring, when the buds are covered with a delicate silver down, testifying to their youth and exceptional quality.
This excellent Chinese white tea is characterized by its terminal bud and two adjacent leaves, hand-picked according to ancestral tradition. The tea harvest is done manually with extreme precision, usually at first dawn, when the leaves are still covered with dew.

Our organic pai mu tan comes from a certified organic farming cooperative that perpetuates ancestral cultivation methods. The unique climate of the Fujian province, characterized by its morning mists and varied altitudes, gives this tea its exceptional organoleptic properties.
The transformation process begins right after harvest. The freshly picked leaves are delicately transported to withering areas where they are exposed to open air. This crucial step is carried out with the utmost care, allowing the leaves to develop their characteristic aromas.
The tea's origin and processing define its final quality. After natural withering, the leaves undergo gentle drying that preserves their structure and properties. Unlike green tea which is heated quickly, Pai Mu Tan benefits from slow drying that gives it its delicate notes.
When brewed, this superior white tea reveals a liquor with a pale green color that evolves into golden tones. The emerging floral notes create a subtle apricot infusion. Its fresh and floral profile makes it a particularly appreciated rare tea among connoisseurs.
Tasting reveals a complex aromatic bouquet where notes of honey, white peach, and a subtle vegetal touch mingle. The resulting light apricot infusion offers a unique tasting experience, marked by natural sweetness and absence of astringency.

For optimal tasting, bai mu dan should be brewed in water at 70-80°C. Let steep for a 2-minute infusion to release all its aromas. Note that its low theine content allows you to enjoy it throughout the day, from breakfast to evening.
Pai mu tan white tea is naturally rich in antioxidants and polyphenols. Made from a plant carefully selected for its refined taste, its minimal manufacturing process preserves its beneficial compounds, making this natural white tea a precious ally for your daily well-being. Studies have shown that this type of tea has a particularly high concentration of catechins, powerful antioxidants that contribute to cellular protection.
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