Yunnan
Bai Mu DanOrganic

Super Premium 96 P.

SKU
7994-bio
Organic-certified premium Bai Mu Dan with an abundance of delicate buds and young leaves. Sourced directly from a leading organic tea farm in the Yunnan Highlands at altitudes of up to 1800 metres. Carefully processed with a long, elaborate withering process. A high-quality organic white tea for daily enjoyment with floral, citrus-sweet tasting notes. 70g
Character Tangy, floral, citrus-sweet, papaya
Tea Farm One of the leading organic tea farms in the whole of Yunnan
Terroir Lincang, Yunnan Province, China
Harvest Spring harvest, mid-April 2024
Cultivar Yunnan Big Leaf
Selection A bud and two leaves
Elevation 1600-1800m above sea level
Withering / Oxidation Process Indoor pre-drying and withering for 2-3 days on bamboo trays at room temperature.
Drying Oven drying at 60°C
Cultivation EU organic certified 2011
Grade 96/100 P. (White tea category); Super Premium
€9.90
70g

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SKU
7994-bio
€141.43 / 1kg
In stock
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Tea Farm

This tea farm is located in a highland region in southwestern Yunnan, in Lincang Province. It has been EU organic-certified since 2011 and, as the country's first tea farm of its kind, is also a member of the Rainforest Alliance, committed to the protection of forests and biodiversity. A unique feature of this farm is its exceptionally high number of old trees. Tea cultivation in the region has been carried out by local tea farmers for several decades, passed down through the generations. The garden is carefully maintained using traditional methods, and in order to protect the trees and as a matter of principle, only natural cultivation techniques are used.

Yunnan Bai Mu Dan Organic

Character & Aroma

Tasting Notes

Carefully hand-selected from the finest buds and leaves, this exceptional tea is cultivated at an elevation of over 1800m above sea level, where the high altitude enhances its unique, aromatic profile. What makes this tea special is its remarkably sweet, gentle character complemented by a wonderful floral bouquet. Subtle citrus notes add the perfect amount of effervescence, while hints of green mango and papaya bring an intriguing fruity-vegetal dimension.

Leaf

Large, white buds and autumn brown leaves

Cup

Bright, light yellow

Yunnan Bai Mu Dan Organic

WHITE TEA

White tea is generally made from specific cultivars and is the least processed tea (Camellia sinensis), with the lowest level of oxidation. Due to its minimal yet highly demanding production process, which involves pre-drying and air withering, it retains a high concentration of natural tea compounds. High-quality white teas are characterised by a high proportion of aromatic leaf buds and a light infusion colour. In terms of flavour, white tea stands out for its refined elegance and delicate sweetness, often featuring notes of vanilla and a smooth, velvety mouthfeel.

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Laboratory Tests

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. Likewise, all the regions of Japan from which we source our teas are tested for radioactivity for every harvest.

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Cultivation & Processing

Special features in location, cultivation and processing

The buds and leaves are hand-selected for the tea from the spring harvest in mid-April. After harvesting, the leaves undergo an intensive withering process, which mostly takes place indoors with the aid of air-circulating fans. At altitudes of up to 1800 metres the air is very thin, causing the leaves to oxidise slowly and develop an especially delicate flavour profile. At the end of the natural drying and oxidation phase, which lasts several days, the tea leaves are gently reheated in an oven for a final refinement.

Organic Certification

Preparation

Brewing Guide

3 rounded teaspoons per 150-200ml water, 75-80°C, brew for 2 minutes. Suitable for multiple infusions.

Packaging

Packed in a high-quality, airtight, resealable zipper pouch with nine protective layers to preserve flavour and prevent oxidation. After opening, press out as much air as possible when snapping shut.

Recommended Tea Pot

For preparation, we recommend tea pots made from neutral-tasting materials such as glass or porcelain to preserve the delicate notes of the tea. Instead of a teapot, a Gaiwan is also an excellent choice for brewing.

Recommended Storage

Ideal is a traditional Chinese tea caddy made of porcelain or Nixing clay. An alternative, more affordable option is an airtight tea caddy.

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