PU'ER BAI YA BAO
PU'ER WHITE SPRING SPROUTS
WHITE TEA
★ PESTICIDE-FREE
Lincang, Yunnan, China
This exceptional tea is crafted from the early spring young buds of wild old pu'er trees, capturing the essence of the pristine environment where these ancient trees thrive. The traditional sun-drying process enhances the tea's delicate character, resulting in a remarkably gentle, sweet, and refreshing brew. MORE
AROMA
Meadow flowers, lemongrass
TASTE
Dried fruits, honey, pastry
VARIETAL: Camellia sinensis var. Dehungensis
HARVEST: Spring, 2025
WHITE TEA
★ PESTICIDE-FREE
Lincang, Yunnan, China
This exceptional tea is crafted from the early spring young buds of wild old pu'er trees, capturing the essence of the pristine environment where these ancient trees thrive. The traditional sun-drying process enhances the tea's delicate character, resulting in a remarkably gentle, sweet, and refreshing brew. MORE
AROMA
Meadow flowers, lemongrass
TASTE
Dried fruits, honey, pastry
VARIETAL: Camellia sinensis var. Dehungensis
HARVEST: Spring, 2025
White tea technology is one of the oldest tea processing techniques on earth when tea was considered a medicine. White tea is prepared according to a special technology of natural withering and drying, while maintaining its rich internal content with substances such as active enzymes, polyphenols, etc. Due to the special cultivars, climate, quality of the tea leaves, and low level of oxidation, this type of tea provides maximum vitamins and microelements. The highest quality white teas are made from spring young buds and leaves, traditionally dried under the sun.
Chinese traditional medicine claims that white tea has a cooling nature, dissipating heat and reducing fire. White tea strengthens the immune system, reduces the risk of heart disease, lowers blood pressure, prevents the development of cancer cells, and has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. It is considered that after 7 years of ageing, white tea acquires healing properties and could be used as a medicine. The taste develops and becomes richer and deeper.
Chinese traditional medicine claims that white tea has a cooling nature, dissipating heat and reducing fire. White tea strengthens the immune system, reduces the risk of heart disease, lowers blood pressure, prevents the development of cancer cells, and has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. It is considered that after 7 years of ageing, white tea acquires healing properties and could be used as a medicine. The taste develops and becomes richer and deeper.
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EASTERN (PIN CHA) ★
Temperature: 80-95 °C
Amount: 3-5 grams per 120 ml of water
Steeping: 10-30 sec x 7+
WESTERN (INFUSION)
Temperature: 90 °C
Amount: 2-3 grams per 250 ml of water
Steeping: 1-2 min x 3
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Tea absorbs surrounding aromas and moisture and loses its properties, including taste and aroma. Store it in a dry and cool place in airtight packaging. Avoid direct exposure to the sun and high temperatures.
BEST BEFORE: 2 years since production date!
*When properly stored, this tea gets better with time!
BEST BEFORE: 2 years since production date!
*When properly stored, this tea gets better with time!
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ABOUT
Pu'Er Bai Ya Bao is an exceptional variety, hand-harvested from wild tea trees in Yunnan Province, China. Each spring, experienced pickers venture into the tropical forests to gather these delicate young buds, which requires keen attention to timing. The optimal window for harvesting is brief, as the buds reach their peak maturity quickly; if picked too early or too late, their unique qualities can be lost. The sun-dried buds are celebrated for their minimally processed nature, embodying one of the most natural forms of tea available. While the leaves are used for traditional Pu'Er production, these buds, often called “Pu'Er Buds,” stand out with their bright, subtly colored liquor. Each sip reveals a complex flavor profile featuring light wood notes, earthiness, pine, and hops, culminating in a long-lasting, soothing floral sweetness. This remarkable tea offers a unique tasting experience that reflects the rich biodiversity of its Yunnan origins. The anticipation of experiencing this unique taste profile will surely excite any tea enthusiast.
The visual appearance, aroma, and flavor profile of Lincang white tea are exceptional; it embodies a delicate elegance that captures the essence of its pristine growing environment. The highest-quality white teas are hand-harvested in early spring, and those made from pure buds are considered the finest grade. Due to the meticulous labor involved in their production, these teas often command premium prices. Combining the region's unique tea variety and careful crafting techniques creates a luxurious tea that delights connoisseurs and showcases the rich heritage of Chinese tea culture.
ORIGIN
Ming Feng, a lesser-known yet remarkable area in Lincang, Southwest Yunnan, is renowned for producing high-quality tea from ancient trees that thrive in the high-altitude environment. Nestled at an average altitude of approximately 2,100 meters above sea level, these resilient tea trees are estimated to be between 350 and 500 years old. With a commitment to 100% natural farming and traditional handmade processing, this unique setting culminates in a tea that exemplifies exceptional quality and holds great aging potential. The tea harvested from the Ming Feng Shan area is distinguished by its noble character, deep, rich aroma, and complex flavor profile.
Furthermore, the processing methods employed by the local minorities, who have preserved traditional tea-making techniques for generations, play a vital role in maintaining the authenticity of this Pu'Er tea. Each step of the process - from the careful harvesting of the leaves to their meticulous craftsmanship—reflects a deep reverence for the land and its history. As a result, Ming Feng tea stands as one of the finest representatives of authentic Pu'Er, showcasing its region's distinct heritage and remarkable qualities. Whether you are an experienced tea connoisseur or a curious novice, this exquisite tea promises an exceptional experience that captures the essence of its mountainous origin and centuries-old tradition.
ORGANOLEPTICS
The aroma is enchanting from the first encounter—sweet and floral, with layers of meadow blossoms, honey, and tropical fruit. As the buds warm in the teaware, their scent deepens and evolves, gradually revealing hints of dried fruit, vanilla, and a whisper of exotic spice. Unlike many white teas, Bai Ya Bao invites flexibility in brewing, revealing distinct personalities at varying temperatures. It's clear, luminous infusion glows a soft cream-yellow, especially mesmerizing in glassware, where the fine hairs swirl gracefully like pollen on spring air. The liquor is silky and soothing on the palate, offering a gentle sweetness with evolving notes of honeycomb, stone fruit, and airy pastry. Subtle hints of lemongrass and cream emerge across multiple infusions, making each steep a fresh discovery. Calming yet revitalizing, this tea is both a sensory meditation and a tribute to the wild beauty of Yunnan.
GASTRONOMY
This delicate Pu’Er Bai Ya Bao has a refined gastronomic potential thanks to its light body, honeyed sweetness, and subtle floral aroma. It pairs beautifully with mild desserts such as almond cookies, fruit sorbets, or delicate white chocolate, where its soft notes enhance natural sweetness without overpowering. The tea also complements fresh cheeses, steamed seafood, and lightly seasoned vegetarian dishes, highlighting clean flavors and textures. Its gentle, meditative character makes it an excellent choice for slow dining experiences and refined tea pairings focused on balance and purity.
Pu'Er Bai Ya Bao is an exceptional variety, hand-harvested from wild tea trees in Yunnan Province, China. Each spring, experienced pickers venture into the tropical forests to gather these delicate young buds, which requires keen attention to timing. The optimal window for harvesting is brief, as the buds reach their peak maturity quickly; if picked too early or too late, their unique qualities can be lost. The sun-dried buds are celebrated for their minimally processed nature, embodying one of the most natural forms of tea available. While the leaves are used for traditional Pu'Er production, these buds, often called “Pu'Er Buds,” stand out with their bright, subtly colored liquor. Each sip reveals a complex flavor profile featuring light wood notes, earthiness, pine, and hops, culminating in a long-lasting, soothing floral sweetness. This remarkable tea offers a unique tasting experience that reflects the rich biodiversity of its Yunnan origins. The anticipation of experiencing this unique taste profile will surely excite any tea enthusiast.
The visual appearance, aroma, and flavor profile of Lincang white tea are exceptional; it embodies a delicate elegance that captures the essence of its pristine growing environment. The highest-quality white teas are hand-harvested in early spring, and those made from pure buds are considered the finest grade. Due to the meticulous labor involved in their production, these teas often command premium prices. Combining the region's unique tea variety and careful crafting techniques creates a luxurious tea that delights connoisseurs and showcases the rich heritage of Chinese tea culture.
ORIGIN
Ming Feng, a lesser-known yet remarkable area in Lincang, Southwest Yunnan, is renowned for producing high-quality tea from ancient trees that thrive in the high-altitude environment. Nestled at an average altitude of approximately 2,100 meters above sea level, these resilient tea trees are estimated to be between 350 and 500 years old. With a commitment to 100% natural farming and traditional handmade processing, this unique setting culminates in a tea that exemplifies exceptional quality and holds great aging potential. The tea harvested from the Ming Feng Shan area is distinguished by its noble character, deep, rich aroma, and complex flavor profile.
Furthermore, the processing methods employed by the local minorities, who have preserved traditional tea-making techniques for generations, play a vital role in maintaining the authenticity of this Pu'Er tea. Each step of the process - from the careful harvesting of the leaves to their meticulous craftsmanship—reflects a deep reverence for the land and its history. As a result, Ming Feng tea stands as one of the finest representatives of authentic Pu'Er, showcasing its region's distinct heritage and remarkable qualities. Whether you are an experienced tea connoisseur or a curious novice, this exquisite tea promises an exceptional experience that captures the essence of its mountainous origin and centuries-old tradition.
ORGANOLEPTICS
The aroma is enchanting from the first encounter—sweet and floral, with layers of meadow blossoms, honey, and tropical fruit. As the buds warm in the teaware, their scent deepens and evolves, gradually revealing hints of dried fruit, vanilla, and a whisper of exotic spice. Unlike many white teas, Bai Ya Bao invites flexibility in brewing, revealing distinct personalities at varying temperatures. It's clear, luminous infusion glows a soft cream-yellow, especially mesmerizing in glassware, where the fine hairs swirl gracefully like pollen on spring air. The liquor is silky and soothing on the palate, offering a gentle sweetness with evolving notes of honeycomb, stone fruit, and airy pastry. Subtle hints of lemongrass and cream emerge across multiple infusions, making each steep a fresh discovery. Calming yet revitalizing, this tea is both a sensory meditation and a tribute to the wild beauty of Yunnan.
GASTRONOMY
This delicate Pu’Er Bai Ya Bao has a refined gastronomic potential thanks to its light body, honeyed sweetness, and subtle floral aroma. It pairs beautifully with mild desserts such as almond cookies, fruit sorbets, or delicate white chocolate, where its soft notes enhance natural sweetness without overpowering. The tea also complements fresh cheeses, steamed seafood, and lightly seasoned vegetarian dishes, highlighting clean flavors and textures. Its gentle, meditative character makes it an excellent choice for slow dining experiences and refined tea pairings focused on balance and purity.
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