Discontinued. Similar tea available.
“1000th tasting note! I probably should have chosen something a little more stellar, but c’est la vie! The tin recommends a little less than boiling water which seems a little hot for white tea...” Read full tasting note
“Had a re-steep of my mom’s cup of this tonight, but I’m not sure whether it was the tea that tasted mediocre, or the tea that tasted really good (I’m guessing mediocre, since the bags had been...” Read full tasting note
“Smells weird out of the tin. Slightly off putting. Brewing changes the smell. Tried it hot think next time will try it cold.” Read full tasting note
“Light, creamy, vanilla. It’s nice, although there’s something metallic in the finish that’s ruining it for me. Otherwise? Simple and lovely. Used two teabags for 12 oz. Thank you to Janelle for...” Read full tasting note
White tea is the least processed and most delicate of all teas, and when blended with creamy vanilla with hints of caramel, it’s a transformative delight. Toasted Bancha tea leaves give this delectable blend a nutty flavor profile, taking the antioxidant rich white tea to new heights.
Fair Trade Certified Indian White Tea*, Green Bancha Tea*, Vanilla Beans*, Organic and Organic Compliant Flavors.
*Certified Organic
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1000th tasting note! I probably should have chosen something a little more stellar, but c’est la vie!
The tin recommends a little less than boiling water which seems a little hot for white tea don’t ya think? Maybe next time, I will try 90 degrees and see what happens. I would also like to try cold brewing it.
This tea is getting really old though, so I better hurry up. I feel that it has lost some vanilla flavour. It is still a decent bagged white tea though.
Had a re-steep of my mom’s cup of this tonight, but I’m not sure whether it was the tea that tasted mediocre, or the tea that tasted really good (I’m guessing mediocre, since the bags had been sitting around a bit longer than they should have been). Either way, I know this is good when treated properly :)
Light, creamy, vanilla. It’s nice, although there’s something metallic in the finish that’s ruining it for me. Otherwise? Simple and lovely. Used two teabags for 12 oz.
Thank you to Janelle for giving me the opportunity to try this one out!
Flavors: Metallic, Vanilla
I almost tried that one when I was first getting into Steepster. I’ve always liked Zhena’s anyway, but vanilla looked like a good combo with white tea. I didn’t cause a few others caught my attention, but I still really wish that there was more vanilla white teas out there since they are so creamy. This is also why I really want to try Gold Rush.
Gold Rush is one of my favourites! You should certainly give it a try