Good quality tea, and customer satisfaction prices, good service, we can do.    Green Tea is a beverage made by steeping processed leaves, buds, or twigs of the tea bush (Camellia sinensis) in hot water for a few minutes. The processing can include oxidation (fermentation), heating, drying, and the addition of other herbs, flowers, spices, and fruits.   

[Name]	Duoqi White Tea Shou Mei
[Original]	Fujian Fuding
[Production time]	2011Year
[spec]	357g
[preserve]	More than 18 months Dry,clear,far away from smelly place

[White tea introduction]   Delicate, smooth, sweet and fresh… these are the words typically used to describe White teas, the most rare and sought after teas on the market today. While all teas come from the same source, the way the tea is processed determines the final product. In the case of White tea, very little processing occurs, resulting in the most delicate of all teas. White tea is potent, with three times the antioxidant properties of other types of teas. White tea is technically the oldest form of tea because it is really the first tea ever consumed and, the least processed. Other processing techniques later led to the production of other teas. [The Benefits of Chinese White Tea]     Because White tea is made of leaves and buds that are "less processed" than for other types of tea, the health benefits of white tea are greater than any other type. Rich in antioxidants, white tea has proven greater cancer-fighting ability than even green tea. White teas are known to boost the immunes system, helping to fight viruses and infection-causing bacteria. Studies have also shown that fluoride-rich White teas help prevent tooth decay. Of course, White tea has the added benefit of relieving stress, if consumed properly. For the Chinese, drinking tea is often a ritual and so should it be for you. Be sure to set aside a few minutes each day for your own ritual and spend a few quiet moments enjoying your tea in a relaxed setting. We are sure that once you experience the magic of White tea, you will savor the experience for life.

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