LWXLJMJZC100% Natural White Peony White Tea- Bai Mu Dan(Bai Mu Tan) - World's Healthiest Tea Type - (50g / 1.76oz)

The aroma is strong enough you smell it through the paper. Very pungent and sharp that peaked my curiosity even more so. Impressed with the packaging. They put it inside a sealed bag you can store to keep from light and potential moisture. the bag also has the English label. The cake is about 4 inches in diameter. Full leaves, dark color similar to Puher leaves. (supposedly aged for 8 years) you CAN tell it is aged because the leaves maintain a "dry" texture even after steeping. They don't get "spongy" they remain stiff.Tea liquor is very light at first in color and clean. The sharp aroma pulls through the flavor profile. It is an earthy sweetness, but with a tangy punch due to aging. Unique profile for a white tea. I've been on a white tea kick for a while. This is a big contrast from a green leaf white tea like from Tian Hu Shan (also a good tea) For the price, it's very much worth the adventure. Not top grade, but definitely interesting. I would recommend this if you are a fan of aged teas. I have actually updated to add that I just purchased ANOTHER cake to store for the future.

The tea cake wasn't as tight as I'm used to but that could be due to the larger leaves. It smells just like any other white tea, nothing that sticks out. It is a flat note but good tasting floral slightly woody tea with a very mild sweetness. No bitter taste (as long as you brew it right) and all in all worth the price, I just might buy another and keep this as my daily drinking tea so I don't bankrupt myself lol

I bought this thinking it would be a cheap place holder till some tea I ordered from China arrived and was pleased to find that it had a great taste when brewed and tasted great hot or cold 🥰

$10 won't buy you 100g of good 10-year aged white tea, but this is tasty, cheap, and you get a lot. Sure, it's not what it says it is, but why not get it? It's got that aged white tea flavor and is pretty sweet due to having a lot of stems.

Has strong flavour, I like the quality.

This white tea is decent if you consider that I paid $10 for 100g. I have done better but this is not a bad deal. It is a "nice" tea, but does not knock our socks off. For the money, I can't complain, but I also can't give it any more stars than 4. If you are looking for cheap and decent, this will work fine. An amazing 10 year old white tea will run you 4 to 5 time the price. That puts this one at a "good" value.

extremely disappointed. No smell and no taste at all. poor quality.

This is a very special white tea. I brew it Gongfu style in a gaiwan, as I brew my other teas -- pu-ehr, oolong and green. For this tea, about 4 mg in a 100 ml gaiwan, at about 205℉, works best for me. If you're also a serious tea lover, you'll appreciate the fruity aroma and the smooth, fruity flavor. And at this price it's an excellent value.