白茶 · Bái Chá (White Tea)

Silver Needle白毫银针

Silver Needle from Fujian, China — honey sweetness, dried apricot, mild floral notes, with a soft earthy undertone

Origin & Craft

Where It Comes From

Silver Needle loose leaf tea
  • OriginFujian, China
  • HarvestEarly spring
  • ProcessingSun-withered and naturally dried
  • Caffeine LevelLow caffeine (~15–30 mg per cup)
Tasting Notes

Flavor Profile

  • Flavor: Honey sweetness, dried apricot, mild floral notes, with a soft earthy undertone
  • Smell (Aroma): Warm dried fruit, wildflowers, light hay, and a hint of honey
  • Taste: Smooth and full-bodied, starting with honey and fruit, shifting to soft floral and mineral tones with a lingering finish
  • Astringency: Low to medium — gentle dryness that enhances sweetness without bitterness
  • Texture (Mouthfeel): Silky and rounded, becoming slightly thicker and nectar-like as it cools

Flavor Profile

Energy

Caffeine Level

22mgper 8oz cup

Silver Needle sits on the lighter end of the caffeine range — gentle enough for later in the day while still offering a bit of lift.

Caffeine by Tea Type (mg per 8oz cup)

Brewing

How to Steep Silver Needle

1 TSP
Amount
About 0.11oz (3g)
175°F (80°C)
Temperature
in 8oz (237ml) of water
2-3 Mins
Steep Time
After first rinse
3-4 Steeps
Re-Steeping
Add 30 secs each time
Wellness

Health Benefits

  • Rich in antioxidants to help combat free radicals
  • Gentle caffeine for calm, sustained energy
  • Traditionally believed to promote healthy skin and graceful aging
Ready to Steep

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