WHITE TEA
White tea is unfermented but picked before the leaves unfurl and have distinctive tiny white hairs, giving the name. Scarcer than green or black tea, it tastes less ‘grassy’ than green tea, is lighter and sweeter in flavour, and boasts considerable health benefits. White tea has the lowest amount of caffeine, followed by green tea and then black tea
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