Heaven & Earth Revita White Tea

• FireIce

  9 Jul 06, 21:06

  Heaven and Earth Revita™ White Tea
  The youngest, freshest and most tender tea leaves are hand-picked at their prime. These delicate leaves from Fujian are naturally dried rather than being mechanically processed. The shorter drying time enables the leaves to retain most of their anti-oxidant properties. Heaven and Earth Revita™ White Tea refreshes the body with its delicate taste and increased health benefits.
  
  very nice~!~!~!~!
• rathcycle

  9 Jul 06, 21:07

  Very sweet....
• BillyBong

  10 Jul 06, 00:09

  i like oriental lime....
• Ito_^

  10 Jul 06, 00:17

  what is white tea?
• Wanda

  13 Jul 06, 15:40

  Pokka has a new white chrysanthemum(sp?) tea.
  
  The latest new tea I've tried is the Nutri-tea - chrysanthemum with wolfberries is nice.
• photo_seeker

  13 Jul 06, 22:59

  The Pokka one is nice. Have been drinking, but drank too much nowadays so cut down. Too much sugar intakes not good.
• Mumbo Jumbo

  14 Jul 06, 15:42

  Originally posted by Ito_^:

  what is white tea?

  Young tea leaves picked before developing chlorophyll I think.
• photo_seeker

  15 Jul 06, 00:36

  Originally posted by Mumbo Jumbo:

  Young tea leaves picked before developing chlorophyll I think.

  It another 'species' actually.
  
  Go google it and figure it out.
• Mumbo Jumbo

  15 Jul 06, 15:11

  The only true species of tea is camellia sinensis.
• sgbdk

  16 Jul 06, 19:16

  i prefer gui hua..
  
  calm and peaceful
• neverendingtrauma

  16 Jul 06, 22:51

  where to buy the heaven and earth revita white tea? i search at 7 11s dont have ntuc dont have other shops dont have in the end i just bought the chrysanthemum variation.
• Diesel_Dimension

  16 Jul 06, 22:51

  ntuc dun have leh.....
• Wanda

  17 Jul 06, 09:33

  According to the Pokka 'white chrysanthemum+white tea' bottle (not the exact words here): white tea is the young leaves/shoots(?) of tea, havested while the tea plant has white hairs. The tea is from the species of camellia sinensis.
  
  This drink is white chrysanthemum + white (green) tea with very little sugar...not bad, although taste a bit "green".
• photo_seeker

  17 Jul 06, 10:18

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  According to the Pokka 'white chrysanthemum+white tea' bottle (not the exact words here): white tea is the young leaves/shoots(?) of tea, havested while the tea plant has white hairs. The tea is from the species of camellia sinensis.
  
  This drink is white chrysanthemum + white (green) tea with very little sugar...not bad, although taste a bit "green".

  I thought it's another speicies, so I've confused the details a little.
  
  Actually I prefer this raw taste, quite my cup of tea (duh, it's white tea)
• FireIce

  17 Jul 06, 13:49

  i dun think it's too sweet leh
  
  but quite fragrant lah
• Mumbo Jumbo

  17 Jul 06, 15:49

  Eee i dont like sweet teas. I prefer them plain, cept those you get in kopitiams.