Elderberry White Tea

White tea comes from the same plant that produces all the other teas too --green, black and oolong. What makes any of these teas what they are is the type of processing that the leaves are subjected to at harvest. White tea leaves have the least amount of processing --they are picked young, while the leaves still have silver hairs to them, and gently withered and dried. The result is a flavor that is mellow and delicate, slightly floral. That blends quite well with flowers, berries, and other lightly sweet herbal additions. Here, we blend our white tea with elderberry and hibiscus flower. The result is a lovely cup for a Sunday afternoon book club, or just an extended solo reading session in the garden. Also excellent iced.
 
Approximately 10-50 mg of Caffeine