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  • Rara Willow White Tea - Refreshing | Apricot | Clover Honey | Dried Orange Peel

    Rara Willow is a white tea made with only one bud and a leaf that is rolled and dried at a high temperature, giving it a unique flavor profile. Its straw-hued liquor has notes of apricot, clover honey, dried orange peel, and subtle hints of toasted wheat and dried parsley. This tea can be enjoyed by itself as a light breakfast tea or a lively afternoon tea.

    A silvery bud and one tender first leaf are plucked early in the morning or late afternoon. The leaves are then withered overnight with a constant supply of natural air. Early in the morning, the leaves are hand-rolled and then allowed to rest for one to two hours. Once the rolled leaves begin changing color, they are lightly machine-rolled for 15 minutes and then dried immediately with low heat. Finally high heat drying increases the flavor profile and shelf life of this lovely white tea. The leaves emit extraordinary sweet grassy aromas. The cup reveals a sweet and crispy profile, with a lovely floral aroma. The finish reveals refreshing hints of orange and lemon.

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    Steeping Instructions

    Two teaspoons of tea per 8 ounce cup. Cool boiling water for 2 minutes, then steep tea 3 - 4 minutes.

    White Tea

    White Tea

    3 - 4 Minutes
    180°

    180°

    Brewing Temp
    Monsoon
    First Flush
    Caffeine Strength
    Caffeine Strength 1
    Ilam, Nepal

    Ilam, Nepal

    Origin
    6500 ft

    6500 ft

    Elevation
    White Tea

    White Tea

    Variety
    April 2022

    April 2022

    Harvest