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A bud and young leaves, like a flower opening.
Baimudan White Tea Gift Box
Baimudan means White Peony. The name captures the appearance of a tender bud held by young leaves, and the tea balances floral aroma with gentle body.
- Origin
- Fujian, China
- Tea type
- White tea gift
- Format
- 150 g gift box
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The meaning of White Peony
Baimudan, translated as White Peony, is traditionally made from a tender bud together with young leaves. The combination resembles a small flower opening, which explains its poetic name. Those leaves also distinguish it from bud-only white teas, adding a little more body alongside the fine aromatic character.
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A gentle craft from Fujian
Like other white teas associated with Fujian, Baimudan is shaped primarily by withering and drying. Handling the bud and leaves carefully helps preserve their appearance and aroma. In the cup, expect a delicate floral impression rather than an overpowering perfume, with a clean texture and a softly sweet finish.
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A gift that invites a pause
The gift box turns a loose-leaf tea into something ready to share with a host, a colleague or someone beginning to explore Chinese tea. Its story is easy to understand and its brewing can be simple: a few leaves, warm water and a few quiet minutes. English brewing guidance is included with the box.
Tea history and craft describe the general style. Product-specific facts are limited to the current catalogue information; harvest, batch and label details should always be checked against the physical tea.
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