Category: Loseblatt-Tee
Ein seltener und erlesener loser Weißer Tee von Satemwa in Malawi (Ostafrika).
Aus einer Region, die für ihren außergewöhnlichen Schwarztee so bekannt ist, stammt ein bemerkenswerter und bahnbrechender loser Weißer Tee aus ganzen Blättern.
Reiche, komplexe Fruchtnoten und präzise, elegante Tannine. Das feuchte Blatt hat einen betörenden Duft nach Petrichor.
I’ve brewed a lot of white teas, but this one from Malawi is genuinely something else—the liquor is silky and subtly sweet, with none of the grassiness I usually get. The leaves are so delicate that even a gentle steeping brings out a honeyed finish that lingers.
The leaves are surprisingly whole and fluffy—unlike any white tea I've tried before. Steeped gently, it’s delicate but with a sweet, almost honeyed finish that lingers nicely. This Malawian gem has earned a permanent spot in my rotation.
The leaves are surprisingly large and intact—nothing like the broken bits in most white teas I've tried. It brews up a pale golden cup with a gentle, almost buttery smoothness that I haven't found in anything from Asia. Definitely a conversation starter for anyone who thinks they've had it all.
