August Uncommon Tea
Know by Heart - Orange Blossom Almond White Tea
Tastes Like: sweet almond, sugar cookie, orange blossom Feels Like: honeyed guitar chords A...
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White Tea
The least processed tea there is, and the most delicate. White tea is picked young and barely oxidised, which leaves it soft, subtly sweet and low in caffeine — closer to a light infusion than a strong brew.
How to brew it
175–185°F, 3–5 minutes. Use a little more leaf than you would for black tea and cooler water than feels right. White tea is forgiving on time and unforgiving on heat.
Questions
How much caffeine? Low — typically 15–30 mg per cup, less than green tea.
Why does it taste so faint? That is the point, but if it disappears entirely, add leaf rather than heat.
How Chinara curates
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Origin and technical details come from makers. Chinara’s tasting language is clearly marked as editorial guidance.