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White Blueberry

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Description

Premium white tea from Fujian region of China flavored with sweet blueberries. A wonderfully smooth and subtle treat, delectable both hot and cold. If you are beginning your exploration of white tea, our blueberry tea will serve a wonderful introduction.

Story

The blueberry is one of the few fruits native to North America. Blueberry was an important crop to the early Pilgrims, who learned about its cultivation from the Native Americans. A beverage made with blueberries was an important staple for Civil War Soldiers. There are two main types commonly grown blueberry: the smaller 'wild' type, known as lowbush and the larger highbush type. Lowbush blueberries are prized for their vivid color and flavor, while highbush blueberries are the most aromatic.

Customer Reviews

 | Negative: 18
 | Neutral: 56
Positive: 456
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Jenna G.
Jan 30th '12

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"This tea is very delicate, but the blueberry flavor really does shine through. If you're a fan of white teas and berries, this is definitely a tea you'll enjoy!"

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Hatem A.
Jan 28th '12

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"really i like it when you talk about white tea blueberry. the flavor was fantastic also tasty, sweet, smile. i love it "

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Peggy B.
Jan 20th '12

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"Awesomeness in a cup. Aroma is so good before and after brewing. "

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Kristin T.
Jan 8th '12

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"This is nice. The blueberry is present, but not overwhelming. "

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Noah M.
Jan 5th '12

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"When served hot, it is a bit on the dry side. It's much better when served cold with a small amount of sugar."
[ 3 mins @ 180°F ]

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Amy G.
Dec 29th '11

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"If you can detect the actual white tea flavor you'll find it's light and tasty. However you probably won't as it's been steamrolled over by the taste of syrupy blueberry. It's an okay tea, but not great by far. I see that most reviews on here say the exact opposite, so it's likely my dysfunction. It seems I almost never like flavored white and green teas so if you feel the same way you might want to skip this one."

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