
White Teas?

Jan 25th, '11, 14:00
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debunix
Re: White Teas?
For my preferences, I often need to use more leaf, longer infusions, and cooler temperatures to let white teas shine. For a silver needle tea, this might mean 2 grams of tea in my small gaiwans with 60mL of water, brewed 160 degrees for 1-2 minutes first steeping.
Re: White Teas?
White tea powder, like a matcha.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Organic-White-Tea-P ... 35ac5a2436
Any one try this stuff?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Organic-White-Tea-P ... 35ac5a2436
Any one try this stuff?
Re: White Teas?
woozl wrote:White tea powder, like a matcha.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Organic-White-Tea-P ... 35ac5a2436
Any one try this stuff?
I've just ordered this to give it a go, I'll let you know if no one else does

Re: White Teas?
That sounds pretty good. I shall have to try some too. (in the near future)Chimpie wrote:woozl wrote:White tea powder, like a matcha.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Organic-White-Tea-P ... 35ac5a2436
Any one try this stuff?
I've just ordered this to give it a go, I'll let you know if no one else does
Oh and for OP I recommend Show Mei white tea. Loose leaf of course and brew that for a like a 1min 45 seconds. See how that treats you.
EDIT: You can also try the bottled white teas at Whole Foods Mart for a fair price. Tastes stronger then the usual.
Re: White Teas?
Have you received it? I´m interestd in it too, please could you do a review when you receive it?Chimpie wrote:woozl wrote:White tea powder, like a matcha.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Organic-White-Tea-P ... 35ac5a2436
Any one try this stuff?
I've just ordered this to give it a go, I'll let you know if no one else does
thank you
Apr 4th, '11, 09:59
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Re: White Teas?
There's also this:
https://www.theteaemporium.com/White-Rhino-Matcha.html
I only found one review, for what I think was a different brand:
http://www.teaviews.com/2011/01/25/revi ... cha-white/
I'll have to try it out when I get my next paycheck. Tea Emporium also offers a jasmine matcha that I'm curious about.
Any news on Dragon Tea House's white matcha? I glanced at that when I ordered from them last.
https://www.theteaemporium.com/White-Rhino-Matcha.html
I only found one review, for what I think was a different brand:
http://www.teaviews.com/2011/01/25/revi ... cha-white/
I'll have to try it out when I get my next paycheck. Tea Emporium also offers a jasmine matcha that I'm curious about.

Any news on Dragon Tea House's white matcha? I glanced at that when I ordered from them last.
Re: White Teas?
I need to get to the post office to pick up a delivery so with luck it is there and I will do a reviewkarmaplace wrote:There's also this:
https://www.theteaemporium.com/White-Rhino-Matcha.html
I only found one review, for what I think was a different brand:
http://www.teaviews.com/2011/01/25/revi ... cha-white/
I'll have to try it out when I get my next paycheck. Tea Emporium also offers a jasmine matcha that I'm curious about.![]()
Any news on Dragon Tea House's white matcha? I glanced at that when I ordered from them last.
Now that I have read that review I can't wait it sounds good to me

Re: White Teas?
Have finally picked this up from the post office, give me one hour to get somewhere I can brew in peace and I will let you know!!! 

Re: White Teas?
Got left alone so can do it now!!!!
I've followed the instructions given
1/4 teaspoon tea powder
6oz water about 85c
Have leeft it for 4 mins and have decanted it to a jug then into the cup.......... Here goes
You need to decant it as there is a bit of sludge at the bottom
First off I don't like the colour, it is dark and not the light fresh colour I like in a white tea, that could be the brewer rather than the brew, maybe after a few try outs it may improve with practice
The taste is good, it is smooth with a slight sweetness that lingers for a while, it wants you to drink more, on the second sip you get that underlying savoury warmth. I could happily go for a big mug full!
As long as you decant it twice and allow it to settle it is great I am impressed, OK the look is not great compared to a loose tea but for a good tea when it needs to be quick then go for it.
Hope this helps.
I've followed the instructions given
1/4 teaspoon tea powder
6oz water about 85c
Have leeft it for 4 mins and have decanted it to a jug then into the cup.......... Here goes
You need to decant it as there is a bit of sludge at the bottom

First off I don't like the colour, it is dark and not the light fresh colour I like in a white tea, that could be the brewer rather than the brew, maybe after a few try outs it may improve with practice
The taste is good, it is smooth with a slight sweetness that lingers for a while, it wants you to drink more, on the second sip you get that underlying savoury warmth. I could happily go for a big mug full!
As long as you decant it twice and allow it to settle it is great I am impressed, OK the look is not great compared to a loose tea but for a good tea when it needs to be quick then go for it.
Hope this helps.