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February 25th, 2010 | 
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Category of Tea: White
Tea Company: TeaGschwendner (website)
Ingredients: White Tea
Vendor Suggested Preparation: 3g tea leaves (2 level teaspoons) per 8oz cup of filtered water, boiled and cooled to 80°C/176°F. Allow to brew 3 min.
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TeaGschwender describes it as: Mysterious myths entwine this treasure. Handpicked feathery buds shimmer tenderly. The cup is clear as crystal with a smooth touch of green. A truly precious tea experience!
This is one of my all time favorite silver needles- Yin Zhen: Silver needle or “white beatitude”. And it absolutely lives up to the description given by TeaGschwender. This tea is so light and clean and it brews up so clear that it’s hard to believe that it could possibly carry as many health benefits as it does. The flavor is delicate and yet powerful at the same time, complex yet simple. I could drink this tea all day and still truly enjoy it.
I brewed it exactly as was suggested and was glad that I did. It’s such a delicate taste that I suspect you wouldn’t get the full nuances if it wasn’t brewed with filtered water.Drinking it now and smiling at how unique it is and how it makes me feel. It has a soft scent that begs you to hold your cup close so you can inhale it. I can’t think of any words to describe it other than delicate and clean, so I’m going to close my laptop and enjoy this treasure. Hopefully the adjectives will come to me.
You can purchase TeaGschwendner China Yin Zhen Silver Needle directly from their website.
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Tags: Adjectives, Beatitude, Buds, China, Delicate Taste, Filtered Water, Health Benefits, Laptop, Myths, Nuances, Shimmer, Silver Needle, Silver Needles, Soft Scent, Tea Company, Tea Experience, Tea Leaves, tea review, Tea Vendor, TeaGschwendner, Teaspoons, White tea | 
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