FullChea - White Tea Loose Leaf - Yunnan Silver Needle White Tea - Low Caffeine - Bai Hao Yin Zhen - Refreshing Woody Aroma - 2.5oz/71g

Great taste and pleasant feel

This loose leaf tea comes in a nice resealable pkg. I'm not sure why they felt the need to glue the top over, (perhaps to keep the leaves from getting crushed) so once I got the glue off, I taped the package areas that seemed thin. The whole leaves look exactly like the images. It smells fresh. There is an expiration date for almost 2 yrs off.After adding 176degF water into my strainer and seeping 5 minutes, I tasted my first white tea brew. It is delightful. It's light and clean with a delicate flavor. I usually drink green tea in teabags. I can't compare to other brands. I will purchase this again soon.

Tastes great!

This has quickly become my favorite tea! I’m on my 3rd bag and it is the best tea I have ordered so far. I work nights and it has just enough caffeine to keep me up without making me jittery or effecting my sleep. About 4-5 minutes in some hot water from a coffee maker and it’s perfect. Price is just right for how long it last!

First time having this tea taste good and also quick sbipping and i always use this brand o issues.

Worst tea I ever had.. Tried 5 grams. Tried lots of grams. Tried 20 second steeps and up to 5 minutes and everything in between. No matter what I did, this tea is absolutely disgusting.Zero sweetness or fruity or anything. Taste like pure dry grass horse food..

It has a delightful taste, I drink it almost every day.

This is a delicate but flavorful white tea, as expected. Be mindful that this is a Yunnan-sourced white tea, so its characteristics may differ somewhat from the more popular white teas from Fujian province. I got three decent brews out of this tea this morning, and I am a happy customer. This tea is a very good representation of the typical Yunnan large-leaf varietals, and has some appealing floral, fruity, and woody notes. Maybe a hint of elderflower, some apple and green grape, and a touch of oak. Similar to a nice chardonnay wine, maybe.