Danfe’s Silver Needle Tea is a delicate white tea sourced from the high elevations of Ilam, where mist-kissed mountains between 7,000–7,500 feet create ideal growing conditions. This first-flush loose-leaf tea delivers a smooth, subtly sweet cup with refined floral notes that unfold beautifully across multiple infusions.
Hand-processed with minimal intervention, each leaf retains its natural silvery appearance and delicate character. The result is a clean, layered flavor that rewards both quick steeps and longer brews—whether you’re enjoying a leisurely Western-style pot or experimenting with Gong Fu sessions.
Why You’ll Love This Danfe White Tea
- Rare first-flush quality — harvested at peak season for maximum flavor and aroma
- Naturally antioxidant-rich — gentle on the palate, supportive of daily wellness
- Versatile brewing — excellent for multiple infusions, adapts to your preferred style
- Gold standard grade — premium craftsmanship from one of Nepal’s finest tea regions
Frequently Asked Questions
How many times can I steep Danfe Silver Needle Tea?
This tea yields at least 2 quality infusions, with each successive brew revealing new layers of flavor. Many tea lovers find they can steep it 3–4 times depending on leaf amount and water temperature.
What’s the best way to brew this white tea?
Use water around 160–175°F (70–80°C) and steep for 3–5 minutes for Western-style brewing. For Gong Fu, shorter steeps of 30–60 seconds work beautifully. The loose leaves have room to fully unfurl, releasing their delicate aroma and smooth flavor.
Why is this tea called Silver Needle?
The name refers to the appearance of the dried leaves—thin, silvery buds that resemble fine needles. This visual quality indicates minimal processing and peak-season harvesting, which translates to exceptional quality in the cup.
Specifications
- Ingredients: White Tea.
- Format: Loose-leaf white tea
- Origin: Ilam, Nepal
- Elevation: 7,000–7,500 feet
- Flush: 1st flush
- Grade: Gold standard
- Suggested infusions: 2+
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