Silver Needle White Tea 100 Gm

“A delicate treasure with warm sweetness and soft mouthfeel uplifts soul with sovereign glory”

Silver Needle White Tea consists of only the buds of the plant and is very rare, as it is harvested only two seasons of the year. Silver Needle White Tea is considered as the gold standard of white teas. It is most commonly produced in the Fujian province of China, but it is also cultivated in Yunnan Province and other countries around the world.

We started producing this world famous tea on August 2017.

The requirements for picking of this White tea buds are very strict. Our tea pluckers pluck the leaves with the utmost care and attention to detail.  The leaves are harvested while very young, and the buds are still covered in very fine, white hairs. These buds and unfurled leaves are handpicked and then meticulously withered and then dried under sun. The delicate art of maintaining the perfect balance between indoor withering and solar drying, makes Halda Valley Silver Needle White Tea such a highly regarded precious tea.

Health benefits

Because white teas are treated gently and not overly processed, they retain most of their beneficial antioxidants. White tea and green tea have similar amounts of catechins, a class of antioxidants, according to a study published in 2010 in the “Journal of Food Science.” So if you’ve wanted to drink green tea for health reasons but don’t like the strong flavor, white tea will be an antioxidant-rich alternative. Like most fine Chinese white teas – our silver needle white tea also has a concentration of  Polyphenols, amino acid, packed with minerals and caffeine. Along with catechins, they help lowering cholesterol, regulate blood glucose, improves reproductive Health, fight against cancer cells and may even prevent cell damage.

How to Steep

1. Pre heat your cup with hot water for 1 minute then pour the water out
2. Take 2 grams of Silver Needle White Tea in the warm cup
3. Fill the cup with 240 ml of 80°C (176°F) hot pure water and enjoy the aroma
4. Let the tea steep for 4 – 5 minutes and enjoy the great taste up to 5 infusions