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Silver Yeti | Organic

$11.75

New Mexico Tea Company
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If you enjoy teas that are gentle but full of character, Silver Yeti might be just right for you. It has a smooth, almost buttery texture, with light floral aromas and a finish that hints at sweet hay and a touch of vanilla. It doesn’t overwhelm, but there’s a quiet depth here that rewards your attention. If you’ve enjoyed silver needles or other white teas with a clean, layered profile, this will likely feel like a welcome addition to your shelf.

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This tea is made entirely from unopened buds, grown high in the eastern Himalayas of Nepal, near the border with Darjeeling. The Kanchanjangha Tea Estate, where it’s grown, sits between 1300 and 1800 meters above sea level. That altitude, along with clean air and sharp mountain weather, helps create the clarity and fragrance in the cup.

The estate was founded in 1984 by Deepak Baskota as Nepal’s first certified organic tea garden. More than just a farm, it was built to help support the surrounding community, and it still operates with a strong social mission today. Silver tips like this were once reserved for royalty in China, but now they’re here for anyone who enjoys a quiet, bright, and expressive tea.

Brewing Instructions:

Bring filtered or spring water to 180°F. Add 1.5 of tea leaves to an 8oz cup. Pour boiling water over the tea leaves and let steep 3-4 minutes.

Other Brewing Options:

Good candidate for Gongfu style brewing

Ingredients:

  • Organic Silver Tips White Tea

Origin:

Foothills of Mt. Kanchanjangha, Nepal

If you enjoy teas that are gentle but full of character, Silver Yeti might be just right for you. It has a smooth, almost buttery texture, with light floral aromas and a finish that hints at sweet hay and a touch of vanilla. It doesn’t overwhelm, but there’s a quiet depth here that rewards your attention. If you’ve enjoyed silver needles or other white teas with a clean, layered profile, this will likely feel like a welcome addition to your shelf.

Extra Info:

This tea is made entirely from unopened buds, grown high in the eastern Himalayas of Nepal, near the border with Darjeeling. The Kanchanjangha Tea Estate, where it’s grown, sits between 1300 and 1800 meters above sea level. That altitude, along with clean air and sharp mountain weather, helps create the clarity and fragrance in the cup.

The estate was founded in 1984 by Deepak Baskota as Nepal’s first certified organic tea garden. More than just a farm, it was built to help support the surrounding community, and it still operates with a strong social mission today. Silver tips like this were once reserved for royalty in China, but now they’re here for anyone who enjoys a quiet, bright, and expressive tea.

Brewing Instructions:

Bring filtered or spring water to 180°F. Add 1.5 of tea leaves to an 8oz cup. Pour boiling water over the tea leaves and let steep 3-4 minutes.

Other Brewing Options:

Good candidate for Gongfu style brewing

Ingredients:

  • Organic Silver Tips White Tea

Origin:

Foothills of Mt. Kanchanjangha, Nepal

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This silver needle tea is fantastic! I recommend brewing at 185°f for not more than 2 min otherwise it can get a little bitter. But if brewed right it was some wonderful floral and fruity notes!

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I initially rated this a 4/5, but when I tried brewing it a number of different ways, including with lower-temperature water (85C/185F), it really made a huge difference. The hay and grassy notes (which were okay, but not much to my taste) became more floral and herbal, more fruity notes came out, and it really was a lot more enjoyable. I typically don't brew white teas with such low temperature water, but this one really needs it. I also wouldn't brew this Western style, as the short bursts from an Eastern-style brewing really allow the flavors to develop more slowly. This prevents this somewhat complex tea from having its flavors muddled or becoming overwhelming. Getting a handle on how to brew this took me longer than usual, but it's a great tea if you take the time.

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