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“Having this tea this morning, I wasn’t quite awake yet. I read the flavors – fresh flowers, bumblebee? It’s buttercream. Which I don’t get. The bumblebee gave me a chuckle. What does bumblebee...” Read full tasting note
“Brewed the whole sample packet of this tea (I think it was about 6.5g) into a liter of water and left to cold brew overnight. Oh, what an interesting white tea! I think this is my second favorite...” Read full tasting note
White Prakash is a velvety floral premium organic white tea with vanilla top-notes, and spring blossoms, muscatel, and melted butter flavors.
Flavor Profile: Vanilla ~ Guiding Light ~ Blossoms
Certifications: USDA Organic, CERES certified
Caffeine Content: Low caffeine content
Brewing Suggestion: Use approximately 2 grams of white tea leaves (or a teabag) per 8.5 fl. oz. of water at 180º F, steep for 4 minutes
Ingredients: White tea (camellia sinensis)
Producer: Kanchanjangha Tea Estate and Research Center Pvt. Ltd. (KTERC)
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Having this tea this morning, I wasn’t quite awake yet. I read the flavors – fresh flowers, bumblebee? It’s buttercream. Which I don’t get. The bumblebee gave me a chuckle. What does bumblebee taste like?
Mostly I get flowers out of this tea. It’s not sugary tasting.
Flavors: Flowers
Brewed the whole sample packet of this tea (I think it was about 6.5g) into a liter of water and left to cold brew overnight.
Oh, what an interesting white tea! I think this is my second favorite of the Nepal Tea samplers I’ve gone through so far. It has a strong lemon citrus note that I’ve never tasted in a white tea before. It’s very clean and refreshing! I’m also getting notes of melon, cucumber water, spring water, hay, and a subtle floral note, but they aren’t as strong as the tangy lemony note.
I also have a sampler of a White Prakash hand-labeled “first flush” and am uncertain what the difference is, but if it is as tasty as this tea, I’m looking forward to it!
Flavors: Citrus, Cucumber, Floral, Green Melons, Hay, Lemon, Spring Water
Bumblebees probably taste like fuzzy honey ;)