White Peony
White Peony tea features green leaves embracing silvery-white downy buds that resemble blossoms. When brewed, the green leaves cradle the tender sprouts, as if a flower bud is just beginning to bloom—hence the name "White Peony."
White Peony consists of two leaves wrapping a single bud, with naturally curled leaves in deep gray-green or dark moss-like hues. The leaf blades are plump and tender, with wavy undulations and a surface covered in white fuzz on the back. The leaf edges curl slightly inward, and the bud and leaves remain connected. The brewed tea has an apricot-yellow or orange-yellow hue, with light gray leaves and slightly red veins. Its flavor is fresh and mellow.
White Peony has heat-reducing and cooling effects, making it an excellent summer beverage.
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