English Tea Shop Organic Pure White Tea - 20 Tea Bag Sachets

A very delicate tea from the English Tea Shop. No bitterness and a pleasant flavour. A refreshing cup of tea at a bargain price.Highly recommended

Subtle but still full of flavour. I am a big fan of "English breakfast" so this is a gentle soft brew for me. Taken with no milk and just a hint of sugar this is going to be my new "go to" for a relaxing cuppa. Not a wake you up 1st thing in the morning but more a "feet up, take 5 for yourself" brew. Not a "rosehip and turnip infusion" but a real cup of tea at a slower pace.

I bought this as an alternative to my usual brand of white tea (clipper). Considering it is more expensive, and the bags more "luxurious" I prefer the flavour of my other brand. I think I just need to get used to how l these need steeping to get the right flavour for me, at the moment I'm in between too subtly flavoured then too strong with bitter aftertaste. I prefer these teabags as they have the string and tag, and are individually wrapped, making it easier to take out with me in my handbag (you don't find many places that serve white tea). I don't take milk in my tea so can't comment on colour and taste with milk.

I have been using White tea for years and This particular brand a few times It is a very good tea with a mellow and a refreshing. I use this tea both in an infusion teapot and also in it's tea bag form. The tea bags themselves when slightly pulled unravels into a tube so you can empty the tea contents inside into an infuser for a nice quality brew.This is competitively priced although a tad expensive when compared to Clipper white tea. I'd wholeheartedly recommend this tea

Tea is very delicate, almost tasteless. Packaging could be improved. No need to wrap each tea bag.

I find it only in amazon uk. I buy it from here and take it with me in saudi where i live.

When white tea is so closely related to green tea, it's a wonder we can't buy it in the supermarket. I wasn't happy that each and every tea bag was individually wrapped inside the box; aren't we supposed to be reducing packaging? However the tea itself is light and subtle, and makes a refreshing change from green tea.

Doesn't stain your teeth like black tea ("normal tea" in the uk) does (has fluoride so actually good for your teeth), less caffeine, tastes great.Has a unique taste, closer to black tea than green tea. Doesn't have the same "grassy" taste that green tea does.I think you're supposed to drink it without milk, but I prefer a drop of milk. If you do that don't be put off by the colour, white tea with a small amount of milk looks identical to a very weak black tea, but the taste is completely different. Bear in mind it is "white", so with milk it will look pale, but still tastes strong.