White Peony (Bai Mu Dan) Premium Loose Leaf White Tea - Chiswick Tea Co - 250g

This is just how I remember White Peony tasting back when I used to get it from far more expensive sites, whose quality then began to drop.Clean, slightly sweet taste.It is delicious, so much so that I've taken a punt on the Green Tea Jade Dragon Pearls which I recall used to be amazing. Fingers crossed.

Very good taste but similar to black tea (Darjeeling) Hence not sure if it's 100% white tea.

White peony has so many health benefits, especially for women. It’s low caffeine means it’s perfect any time of the day, and especially good when doing any kind of detox and need a pick me up.Just get the measurement right to ensure full flavour: I use a tablespoon per 250ml cup.

Received the tea first thing in the morning. Happy with the flat package as I bought 500g loose White Peony along with other floral teas.First impression upon opening the bag is pleasant smell, but not wow-type of aroma distinct for white tea, especially "silver needle". By and large, this White Peony is good value for money after I brewed it in my normal way.The tannin of white tea is generally quite high, and I am often affected by a mild dehydration if I drink up to one litre of the tea in one go. My solution is, I'd infuse the tea quite strong in the first round; Adding a moderate amount of rose buds, or any non-caffeine flowers you fancy to introduce a refreshing taste and colour, to the teapot where the remain white tea remains; together infuse with more hot water (90-100c). Voila -you got a crafted herbal tea cocktail and not having the dry-lip thirst side-effect from drinking loads of them.more later

Very high quality tea with a delicious aftertaste, excellent

This is the second time I've bought White Peony from the Chiswick Tea Company and it definitely won't be the last. Quality, taste, packaging and the speed of delivery are all brilliant.

I have been purchasing this tea for quite a while and have to say I really love it.

This tea is great! I much prefer tea leaves over bags, and having never liked any additions to tea, such as milk, I would say that I enjoy tea best in it's most natural state, which I have read that white tea is the most natural form of tea. This is my first taste of white tea and it is very nice, I will certainly be buying again and also in larger amountsThank youAndrew