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Oreo oolong white peach tea

The Oreo Oolong White Peach Tea is a delightful combination of Oreo cookies and the refreshing flavor of peach tea. With each pack containing 12 individual servings, this non-alcoholic drink is perfect for enjoying at home or on the go. The creamy white tea adds a touch of elegance to the sweet and fruity peach flavor, making it a satisfying choice for any food and beverage lover.

® Organic White Tea 100Ct

Our 100% organic white tea leaves and buds are picked at a young age, and goes through the Zhenge-style of processing which gives the tea a richer aroma, a fuller body, and a deeper dark color. White tea’s antioxidant content is greater than that of green tea.

2015 Premium Grade Shou Mei White Tea Cake 350g (12.3oz) + Free Tea Knife

Shou mei white tea is produced from naturally withered upper leaf and tipsWhite tea has the most subtle flavor of all the teas, it is milder, contains less caffeine, and thought to have the most antioxidant out of all the teasNet Weight: 350g (12.3 oz)Vintage Year: 2015 HarvestedGrade: PremiumArea Grown: Mountainside of FuDing ChinaBeautiful Gift Packaging. The tea cake is sealed in a food-grade paper bag and boxed in a beautiful packaging box. It will sure to impress as a gift or self-useA sophisticated professional tea knife is included ($10 value). Tea cake can be challenging to break apart. The technique that works best is to insert the tea knife into the edge of the cakes and then move the needle up and down until the tea loosens and falls off.We purchase natural organically grown tea from tea region grown farmers. Many of them have years of experience. We bring you the best tea from the most remote mountainside!White tea has the most subtle flavor of all the teas, it is milder, contains less caffeine and thought to have the most antioxidant out of all the teas. It’s refreshing and does not have an overwhelming taste or scent compared to other teas. Only the youngest buds are selected for the production of white tea, giving the tea the white-silvery hair on its buds. The difference between green and white tea is the production process where white tea does not go through pan-frying but instead allowed to wither. The Shou Mei leaves have to be crushed and torn into broken pieces as the raw material Big White Tea has large broad leaves which are not so convenient to brew. This is the premium grade of Shou Mei white tea from the south of China, a light vegetal aroma with a sweet flavor, the finest grade!