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First-Pick Silver Needle·2024
$48.00 – $88.00
This 2024 First-Pick Wild Silver Needle is a rare and highly prized white tea from Taimu Mountain, Fujian, China. Harvested in early March, it consists of the first tender buds of the season, requiring 45,000 to 50,000 buds to produce just one jin (500g) of tea. The buds are dense, plump, and rich in nutrients, offering a refreshing, naturally sweet taste with a prominent floral and pekoe fragrance. As a top-tier white tea, it holds significant collectible value, improving in taste and depth over time.
• Origin: Taimu Mountain, Fujian, China
• Tea Type: White Tea (Silver Needle)
• Processing Method: Sun-withering, slow natural drying
• Flavor Profile: Refreshing, floral, delicate sweetness, lingering pekoe aroma
• Brewing Recommendation:
o Water Temperature: 175-185°F (80-85°C)
o Steeping Time: 2-4 minutes, up to 5 infusions
o Recommended Teaware: Glass teapot or gaiwan
o Tea-to-Water Ratio: 3g tea per 150ml water
This first-pick Silver Needle exudes a fresh, elegant floral aroma, enriched with a soft, lingering pekoe fragrance. The tea infusion is pale golden, carrying a smooth, velvety texture with hints of honeyed sweetness and subtle fruity notes. The taste is pure and uplifting, leaving a gentle, cooling sensation that lingers on the palate. With age, this tea develops even greater complexity, making it a treasured choice for both daily enjoyment and long-term collection.
✔️ White tea lovers seeking the highest quality Silver Needle
✔️ Those who appreciate floral, delicate, and naturally sweet flavors
✔️ Ideal for mindful tea sessions, tea aging, and collectors
Caffeine Content: Low
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