Which are the best teas from Nepal?

Classic Ruby, Golden Tips Tea, Himalayan Pearl Tea, Himalayan White Tea, Himalayan Green Tea, and High Zing Series Teas.

Which Nepali green tea you must try?

Himalayan Pearl tea is a must for any Green Tea lover.

Which Nepali tea brand ships from Canada to the US?

Nepal Hills Tea ships from Canada to the US.

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Himalayan White Loose Leaf Tea Sampler

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Producer: Norling Specialty Tea
Grade: SFTGFOP
Production Type: Artisanal/Small Batch
Cultivar: Gumti, Takda 78
Elevation: 5135 FT
Type: White Loose Leaf
Appearance: Crumpled buds
Tea Leaves Color: Light Green
Taste: Floral and sweet grassy

Brewing Instructions

Use 2 grams of white loose leaf tea per 8 fl. oz. of water.
Heat water to 80°C (176°F).
Steep for 3.5 minutes.

Additional Information

Himalayan White Loose Leaf Tea is a tea is meticulously hand-picked at dawn to preserve its delicate nature, capturing the very spirit of the Himalayas. The leaves are slightly withered under the Himalayan sun, and carefully dried to lock in their natural freshness, floral notes, and a sweet, velvety texture. Harvested in the Second Flush of 2022 and produced in small batches by Norling Speciality Tea, each crumpled bud is low in caffeine and high in antioxidants- an ideal choice for the health conscious ones.

Himalayan White Loose Leaf Tea tea offers an unparalleled sensory experience. And upon pouring, you'll notice that the clear, light infusion, mirrors the pure snowy peaks where it is harvested. But the beautiful dance of ripe fruits and wildflowers on your palate is what makes this tea truly shine. The pleasant, lasting aftertaste is almost addicting. And with the prestigious Excelsior grade, this tea embodies the unmatched quality that sets it apart. Unlike black tea and green tea , white tea has minimum caffeine content because it does not go through a process to oxidize tea. 