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Silver Needles White Tea (Bai Hao Yin Zhen) – 50g
Silver Needles White Tea (Bai Hao Yin Zhen) – 50g
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Delicate, rare, and exceptionally refined, Silver Needles (Yin Hao / Bai Hao Yin Zhen) is one of the most prized styles of white tea in China. Hand-harvested in Yunnan Province, this tea is made only from the youngest spring buds—each one covered in fine silvery down, giving the leaves their signature soft, shimmering appearance.
When brewed, Yunnan Silver Needles produces a pale golden infusion with a smooth, clean body and subtle sweetness. Expect elegant notes of wildflower honey, fresh hay, melon, and a lingering creamy finish. This is a high-grade white tea that feels calming, pure, and beautifully restorative.
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Premium grade bud-only white tea
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Hand-harvested in Yunnan Province
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Naturally low bitterness and extremely smooth
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High in antioxidants and traditionally valued for cooling properties
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Multiple infusions with evolving flavour
Brewing Guide
Gongfu Style:
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4–6g per 100ml
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80–90°C water
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20–40 seconds, then increase gradually
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6–10+ infusions
Western Style:
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2–3g per cup
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80–85°C water
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3–5 minutes
Tip: Use slightly cooler water to preserve the delicate sweetness.
White tea is traditionally enjoyed for its gentle, cooling nature and is naturally rich in antioxidants. Silver Needles is often appreciated for supporting a clear feeling in the body, promoting hydration, and providing calm, steady energy without heaviness.


Health & Wellness Benefits
Lao Shou Mei, known as “Longevity Eyebrow” tea, is prized not only for its mellow, naturally sweet flavour but also for its restorative qualities. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, white tea is considered cooling in nature, helping to clear excess heat and gently support liver balance. Rich in antioxidants, it is believed to nourish the body, calm the spirit, and promote healthy ageing.

Brewing Guidance
For the best experience, steep 3–4g of leaves (about one teaspoon) in 80–85°C water for 2–3 minutes. This tea can be infused multiple times, with each brew releasing deeper, more complex flavours. Adjust steeping time to taste — a shorter infusion highlights its delicate floral sweetness, while a longer infusion reveals richer, fruity undertones.