White Tea Brewing Tips

Carlisle Tea’s white tea is produced from the immature bud of the plant, while it is still covered with fine white fuzz. It is produced only in the Fujian province in China and hand-picked once per year, making it a rare treat. White tea is low in caffeine and thought to be a rich source of anti-oxidants.

More information about the health benefits of white tea go to the White Tea Guide Website

Use 1–2 heaped teaspoons per cup / person depending on your taste.
Allow the water to go off the boil and cool for 2 minutes to 85°, due to the delicate nature of white tea.
Allow the tea to brew for anywhere between for 3-8 minutes. The brewing time required varies for different varieties of white tea, so experiment to suit your taste.
White tea leaves may be used again for delicious multiple brews by adding more water and allowing additional time for subsequent infusions. It is widely believed that multiple brews produce the best flavours.

White tea is served without milk or sugar but honey may be added as a sweetener.