Tropical White (Organic)
White tea Mango • Passion • Organic
White Bellini® (Organic)
White tea Peach • Apricot • Organic
White Berries (Organic)
White tea Strawberry • Blackberry • Organic
White Anastasia (Organic)
White tea Bergamot • Orange blossom • Organic
Le Thé Blanc Alain Ducasse (Organic)
White tea Rose • Raspberry • Organic
Virtues and benefits of white tea
A little-known secret to well-being, white tea is a treasure trove of delicacy and virtues. Harvested from young shoots and buds still covered in silvery down, this tea with its fruity notes and subtle aromas is an abundant source of antioxidants.
Antioxidants and health
From China's Fujian province, this natural treasure is made from leaves and buds that have undergone minimal oxidation. Bioflavonoids confer protective properties, helping to combat cellular aging and oxidative stress. Regular consumption of white tea could therefore play a favourable role in the prevention of certain chronic diseases, notably cardiovascular.
Effects on weight loss
White tea is renowned for its high antioxidant content. These properties help maintain an optimal metabolism, indirectly supporting weight management. Enjoying an infusion of white leaves and buds can stimulate lipolysis, the process of breaking down lipids, while regulating the accumulation of new fats.
Soothing and relaxing
Its low caffeine content makes it the infusion of choice for relaxing at the end of the day. With its subtle, often fruity aromas, white tea is synonymous with relaxation; sip a cup and let your worries drift away to the rhythm of the steam.
Ideal temperature and infusion time
Choose water heated to between 65 and 70 degrees Celsius, ideal for revealing the leaves' delicate sweetness and aromas. Infusion should last between 5 and 7 minutes, allowing the leaves and buds to release their subtle flavours without bitterness.
What is the shelf life of white tea?
Properly stored, white tea can last up to two years. To preserve its subtle nuances, we recommend keeping it in an airtight tin, away from light, humidity and odours.
Does white tea contain caffeine?
White tea, renowned for its organic production and delicate fruity taste, is also distinguished by its caffeine content. Although less concentrated in caffeine than black or green tea, white tea still contains a significant amount of this stimulating substance.
Can I drink white tea in the evening?
Enjoying a cup of white tea in the evening is a popular choice, thanks to its mildness and low caffeine content compared to other teas. If you're looking for a peaceful night's sleep, a caffeine-free infusion is the best choice!