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Fuding Jasmine Silver Needle - Premium White Tea with Jasmine | Mingtea
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Fuding Jasmine Silver Needle - Premium White Tea with Jasmine

Regular price €12,95
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Weight50g
Temperature 80 °C
Steeping time 2–3 min.
Amount 2-3 g /250 ml
Caffeine
Taste & origin
Taste profile Floral• Sweet
Taste Jasmine
Origin China
Region Fujian
Ingredients

White tea

Fuding Jasmine Silver Needle - Premium White Tea with Jasmine

€12,95

Fuding Jasmine Silver Needle - white tea with jasmine from Fujian

Fuding Jasmine Silver Needle is a refined white tea from Fuding in Fujian, China. The delicate Silver Needle tea is combined with the aromatic character of jasmine, creating an elegant and distinctly floral tea.

The flavor profile is floral and sweet, with jasmine as a clear tasting note. The soft white tea base allows the fragrant jasmine aroma to shine and provides a refined, lightly sweet and pleasant finish.

Fuding in the Chinese province of Fujian is closely associated with the traditional production of white tea. Silver Needle is made from young, finely downy tea buds and is known for its delicate character. The combination with jasmine gives this premium white tea a particularly aromatic and floral dimension.

Fujian
ORIGIN

Fujian, China

Fujian is one of China’s most important tea regions and has a centuries-old tea tradition. Its mountainous landscape and humid, subtropical climate provide excellent conditions for tea. The region is particularly famous for its refined oolong teas, including Wuyi Rock Tea and Tie Guan Yin, as well as for white and black teas.

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