Organic White Tea

White tea is often forgotten in favor of more well-known teas such as black and green. The white tea plant is delicate, light, and the least processed of all teas. White tea comes from the same tea plant as green, black, organic oolong, and many other teas. The delicate white tea has a subtle taste and scent. White tea does not undergo oxidation and is made only from the youngest tea leaves.

Best Organic White Tea

This light tea, among the freshest in the world, is the outcome of a minimum production procedure. White teas have a delicate finish and subtle notes of sweet, flowery taste. Peach, melon, apricot, citrus, vanilla, and honey are some other taste notes that white teas may have. We have the best organic white tea, and you can also check out our White Peony and Silver Tip or Silver Needle white tea, two popular varieties of white tea.

Organic & Pure White Tea

White tea is a natural tea that undergoes little processing to preserve its delicate scent and natural flavor. This traditional tea is currently grown in India and China. Their delicate taste and pale infusion characterize loose-leaf white teas. Both beginner and seasoned tea drinkers will find their subtle taste profile appealing. This deliciously organic and pure white tea from FinestOrganicTea is perfect for brewing a hot or cooled cup.

Organic White Loose Leaf Tea

Although tea that has undergone processing can still retain its desired flavor and aroma, it is not the same as organic tea, which has not undergone any artificial procedures. As a result, trying the organic kind of loose-leaf tea might provide you with several benefits that the processed varieties might only sometimes offer. Our Organic White Loose Leaf is free from artificial ingredients and processing.

Popular Varieties of Organic White Tea

White Tea with Silver Needle

The finest white tea available now is thought to be Organic Silver Needle Tea. China's Fujian region is the primary location for farming, with Fuding in the Fujian province, providing the best grades. Buds exclusively: authentic Silver Needle white teas have no stems or unfolded white tea leaves. Before removing the tea buds, let them steep for approximately five minutes. A ready solution produces a pale yellow infusion with a light, sweet flavor and perfume. Silver Needle white tea is generally more expensive than other white teas.

White Peony White Tea 

The second-best white tea on the market is believed to be White Peony tea. Two opened tea leaves and one unopened bud are combined to make this tea. A suitable infusion of white peony tea produces a medium gold or light green tint. Compared to Silver Needle, it tastes bolder and contains hints of floral flavors like chrysanthemum and peony. There should be a faint aftertaste and a generally mild flavor.

Darjeeling White Tea

Rather than being made in China, Darjeeling white tea is made in the Indian state of Darjeeling. It grows at high locations, and when the leaves are picked, they are sun-dried. Compared to other white teas, this tea boils into a richer gold color and has a muscatel taste with honey notes.

Why Choose Us for Organic White Tea?

To ensure the highest quality, our professional team carefully hand-picks buds and unfolded leaves from the newest growth on the tea plant. The delicately and swiftly dried white tea leaves maintain their natural freshness and flavors. White tea is usually consumed alone or with small foods. We work with small organic tea farmers to bring unique white organic loose-leaf tea. 

Browse our collection to discover the perfect white tea that is organically certified and grown organically.