Make Refreshing Cold Brewed White Tea

Cold brewing is very easy. Pictures below show how to cold brew Snowbud white tea. Just simply put the tea leaves in a jar. Fill it with water, then put it in the fridge. You will have a jar of refreshing iced tea 12 hours later.

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Put leaves in a jar

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Fill it with water. Then put it into a fridge. And you will have a nice cold brewed tea in 12 hours.

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Black tea Matcha from Nandi Highlands of Kenya.
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A black tea Matcha? Yes, and it is exceptionally well balanced. If you like quality cup of breadfast tea or just want to be adventurous. You should definitely try this Matcha from Kenya's Nandi highlands. This unique Matcha is craftily small-batch made by following a Japanese style stone grind process.  The brewed tea pleases the palette with smooth and malty notes with right amounts of astringency. It is also very versatile. It takes milk and cream very well. It can also be used as a baking ingredient. Available now on our website.

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Cold Brew Blend
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Pictured above is our Cold Brew Blend cold brewed for 12 hours. Delicious and refreshing! It is a mixture of some Jasmine Dragon Pearls, Aged Snowbud white tea, Golden Yunnan, Formosa Oriental Beauty, Gunpowder green tea, Rose petals, and Jasmine buds. The tea is crisp and layered with floral flavor, honey sweetness, and nutty notes. 

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Electric Matcha whisk
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The electric Matcha whisk is another new product. Shown on the left are pics of the whisking in progress. It froths up the Samidori Matcha really well. The whisk will soon be added to our website. 

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