We don't know when or if this item will be available.
“This is the darkest white tea leaf I have ever seen. A mix of dark and milk chocolate browns. It says to steep for 15 minutes. Holy crap. It’s great at one minute with high floral notes, roses and...” Read full tasting note
Wai Lani, a Hawaiian term meaning rain water used for medicinal and spiritual purposes, is a very light and delicate tasting tea. The liquor tastes of fresh sweet peas, honey, and bamboo shoots with an oceanic allure that coats the mouth.
Company description not available.
This is the darkest white tea leaf I have ever seen. A mix of dark and milk chocolate browns. It says to steep for 15 minutes. Holy crap. It’s great at one minute with high floral notes, roses and gardenias. The wet leaf reminds me of the scent of a congou, woody and bread pudding notes. I don’t know if I’m going to make it to 15 minutes. But I will set Alexa and pace circles around the table trying not to pour a little sip.
15 minutes: No astringency. A sweetness like cane sugar, a very fluffy bread pudding. Slight woodsy notes. Very slight barnyard. A smooth mouthfeel and honey aftertaste.
