Organic Silver Yeti

Obsessed

I'm a tea hound. As in, I have a small dresser whose drawers are full of nothing but tea. Nepal Tea produces my favorites out of the whole dresser. I've been buying white Prakash in bulk for years - it's my go-to for the 24 oz travel mug I bring to work - but recently I bought a smorgasbord of different kinds, everything from golden milk to oolong, and I'm in love with each one for its own merits. This white needle has its own delicate flavor that is more distinctive and unique than I expected. Consistently delicious, 10/10.

Great Silver Yeti

This was the first Nepal white tea I tried. After the leaves get wet, they smell like baked sweet potato. Has a rich flavor similar to chinese silver needles but better. I used 6 grams of leaf, 100ml of water at 180F for 1 minute, 2 minutes, and 3 minutes.

Enlightenment in a cup

After one sip of this White Silver Needle tea, I began hearing the faint whisper of a Himalayan monk gently chanting “you fancy now.” The aroma? Like a butterfly did yoga on a cloud. The taste? If silk pajamas had a flavor—this would be it. I offered some to my cat; she stared at me like she too had just been promoted spiritually. Drinking this tea made me question every other beverage I’ve ever had. Water? Peasant broth. Coffee? Chaos juice. Soda? Liquid regret. Yes, it’s a bit pricey. But so is enlightenment. Would I buy it again? Absolutely—right after I sell my left kidney on the oolong black market.