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Bai Mu Dan Organic

Name: Bai Mu Dan Jiangxi Organic
SKU: 7814-bio
Price: 9.90 EUR
Availability: InStock

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An excellent everyday organic Bai Mu Dan white tea with sweet notes of vanilla, made from second harvest buds and leaves cultivated at an organic-certified farm in the mountainous forest terrain of Jiangxi, China.

Character	Bourbon vanilla, plum, Autumn leaves, syrup, fruity, tart
Terroir	Jiangxi, China
Harvest	2nd, early May 2023
Cultivar	Da Bai Hao
Plucking	Two leaves and a bud
Altitude	800m
Processing	Hand-picked, withered, oven-dried
Oxidation	5–10%
Cultivation	EU Organic certified since 2013
Grade	94/100 P. (Bai Mu Dan category) – Premium

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The tea farm has been certified organic since 2013 and is located at an elevation of 800m in Jiangxi province, southeastern China. Jiangxi is one of the most important tea regions in China and a significant part of it is made up of freshwater, including the largest freshwater lake in the country, Lake Poyang. The numerous mountainous regions of Jiangxi are largely used for growing tea, and the tea farm itself is surrounded by forests and is also a state-recognised water protection area.

Flavour

Wonderfully light and refreshing, a truly outstanding organic Bai Mu Dan with notes of dried plum and apricot topped with sweet, syrupy bourbon vanilla.

Leaf

Large, white buds and Autumn brown leaves

Cup

Bright, radiant yellow

White tea is the least processed type of tea, with the lowest degree of oxidation. It is traditionally withered outdoors in a careful, gradual process. Markers of quality include a high proportion of buds and a lightly coloured cup. Elegant and delicate, white teas tend to be subtly sweet with nuances of vanilla and a velvety texture.

Baimudan, also known as Pai Mu Tan or White Peony, is one of several types of white tea. Made up of buds and the first two leaves, Baimudan is similar in character to much prized, bud-only Silver Needle white tea but with more body and aroma.

We go to great lengths to identify the finest organic tea farms across the world’s most celebrated terroirs. All our teas are sourced directly from the farmer and, with a few exceptions, are certified organic or come from pesticide-free farms. Each batch of tea for every harvest is tested for pesticides and other pollutants in an independent German lab to ensure they meet our strict quality standards as well as HACCP food safety requirements.

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Cultivation & Processing

This Bai Mu Dan is made from second harvest buds and leaves hand-picked in early May, which are then gently wilted over several days on bamboo baskets, usually indoors, with the help of fans that circulate the air. Since the processing takes place at an altitude of 800m where the air is thinner, this means the leaves oxidise very slowly, creating a particularly delicate flavour profile. Once the desired level of wilting/oxidation is reached, the tea leaves are then gently dried in the oven to remove any remaining moisture.

Preparation

Brewing Guide

Steep 3 tsp in 150–200ml water at 75-80°C for 2 minutes. Suitable for several infusions.

Recommended Teapot

Brew in a Yixing teapot or a Tokoname Kyusu for a particularly aromatic infusion. Alternatively, steep in a glass teapot with ample room for the leaves to unfurl.

Packaging & Storage

Packed in a high-quality, airtight, resealable standing zipper pouch with seven protective layers to preserve flavour and prevent oxidation. After opening, press out as much air as possible when snapping shut. Alternatively place tea leaves in a stylish tea caddy.

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