White tea
White tea is the least processed of all the teas. It uses the youngest leaves and silvery buds to create a sweet and refreshing flavour. Full of antioxidants, white tea is incredibly healthy. Feeling a bit under the weather? Or stressed out? White tea can help lower blood pressure and ease stomach pain. To preserve its subtle taste, white tea is best enjoyed on its own.

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Discover white tea
Welcome to the wonderful world of white tea, one of the most refined and elegant teas you can try. White tea, made from the young buds and unopened buds of the Camellia sinensis plant, is a true gift from nature. It stands out from green and black teas with its delicate flavour and light colour, known for its smooth, subtle taste.
Looking for loose white tea
If you’re after loose white tea, there are several spots to explore. White tea is recognised as one of the subtlest varieties, boasting a gentle flavour profile and aroma. It's crafted from young tea leaves and buds that haven't yet fully opened, and it's often seen as a healthy choice due to its rich antioxidants.
A variety of loose white tea is available, each with its unique flavour and characteristics. Whether you fancy a light, floral tea or a more robust, earthy taste, there's bound to be a loose white tea to suit your palate.
What is white tea?
White tea is made from the tea plant (Camellia sinensis) before the tea leaves fully mature. The youngest tea leaves are hand-picked, then carefully dehydrated and dried.
Benefits of white tea
White tea offers numerous benefits compared to other teas. For example, it contains less caffeine than black and green tea, has a mild flavour, and is rich in antioxidants. Moreover, white tea is known for its floral aroma, making it popular among tea lovers.
How to brew loose white tea
Brewing loose white tea requires a careful touch. It’s key to get the right infusion time and temperature for the best taste. When brewing white tea, use a tea strainer that allows the leaves to unfurl. Heat the water to the right temperature, depending on your type of white tea. Use about 2 grams of tea per cup and steep for 2-3 minutes. You'll end up with a delicate cup of tea with a subtle flavour and aroma.
Why buy white tea?
White tea is a healthy choice for a lifestyle full of vitality. This tea contains antioxidants that can help protect your body from free radicals, making it a brilliant addition to your daily fluid intake. With its low caffeine content, white tea is ideal for those wanting a cuppa without too much caffeine.
White tea and health
White tea is known to be beneficial for your health. The antioxidants in white tea can help combat free radicals, supporting a healthy lifestyle. Plus, white tea is carefully selected and hand-picked to ensure high quality.
White tea with a twist
White tea, like green tea and black tea, is packed with antioxidants. It’s a top-notch tea made from the youngest buds and leaves of the plant. White tea pairs well with red berries, oranges, and raspberries.
Apart from pure white tea, you can also enjoy various delicious white tea blends. Try white tea with a hint of coconut, pineapple, mango, nuts, mint, or other spices to tickle your taste buds.
Buy white tea
Café du Jour has a great selection of the finest white teas for you. Our white teas are blended with carefully selected young tea leaves and buds for the ultimate tea experience.
For the ideal infusion time and prep method, check out our comprehensive guide to brewing the perfect cup of white tea. Discover the subtle flavour, gentle earthy notes, and antioxidants this tea offers.
Dive into the world of white tea and experience the sophistication of this special brew. Whether you fancy a floral, fruity, or pure flavour, white tea has something for everyone. Order today and enjoy a cup of white tea like you've never had before.