Description
Product Description
Organic certification is the foundation of quality – and over a decade of refined craftsmanship is what elevates it further. A truly exceptional Moonlight Beauty white tea must possess both outer elegance and inner depth, setting itself apart to stand among the finest. This 2024 Moonlight Beauty from the renowned Yueta Pagoda Tribute Garden in Yunnan delivers exactly that.
Grown in a pristine environment under strict organic standards, this tea is cultivated without any synthetic fertilisers or pesticides. The organic fresh leaves are naturally sweeter and purer, and the processing follows the simplest, most natural methods – minimal intervention to preserve the authentic character of the tea. The result is a clean, pure, and naturally sweet white tea that carries the genuine taste of its mountain origin.
The dry leaves are beautifully presented – uniform, intact, and elegantly shaped, with buds and leaves connected in a graceful form. Rich downy fuzz covers the surface, and a distinct floral fragrance rises from the dry leaf.
Tasting Notes
| Aspect | Description |
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| Dry Leaves | Uniform, intact, and elegantly shaped – buds and leaves remain connected. Covered in prominent downy fuzz, with a distinct, inviting floral fragrance. |
| Aroma | Pure and refreshing – a clean, elegant honey fragrance that is both delicate and long-lasting. The honey aroma is persistent and lingers beautifully. |
| Liquor | Bright orange-yellow, clear and translucent – visually pristine and inviting. |
| Palate | Sweet and smooth on entry, with a full mouthful of honeyed fragrance. The tea is mellow, soft, and satisfying, with a lingering sweetness that stays on the palate. The flavour is pure, natural, and refreshingly clean. |
| Infused Leaves | Soft, tender, and resilient – plump and vibrant. Bright, evenly coloured, and intact – proof of high-quality raw material and careful processing. |
| Endurance | Excellent – holds up well through multiple infusions, with the honey aroma and sweetness persisting throughout. |
Brewing Recommendation
| Parameter | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Teaware | Glass tumbler or porcelain gaiwan |
| Tea amount | 5–6g |
| Water volume | 200–250ml |
| Water temperature | 80–85°C (176–185°F) – let boiling water cool slightly |
Steps:
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Pre-warm the vessel – Rinse your glass or gaiwan with hot water to warm it, then discard.
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Add the leaves – Place the dry leaves into the warm vessel. Inhale the gentle honeyed and floral aroma.
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First pour – Pour water gently along the wall of the vessel, avoiding direct impact on the delicate leaves. Steep for 2–3 minutes.
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Serve – Pour the liquor into a cup and enjoy. The honey fragrance will rise beautifully.
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Subsequent infusions – Add 30 seconds to 1 minute for each additional brew. You can expect 4–6 satisfying infusions, with the flavour becoming softer and sweeter over time.
Pro Tip: Do not use boiling water on this delicate white tea – high temperatures can scald the leaves and mute the subtle honey and floral notes. Always allow your water to cool to 80–85°C before pouring.
Key Specifications
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Category | Yunnan White Tea |
| Origin | Yueta Pagoda Tribute Garden, Yunnan, China |
| Variety | Jinggu Da Bai Cha (Jinggu Large White Tea) |
| Grade | Grade 2 |
| Harvest | Spring 2024 – March 27, 2024 |
| Processing | Minimal processing – natural withering and drying |
| Organic Status | Certified organic – no synthetic fertilisers or pesticides |
| Net Weight Options | 100g / 500g (100g × 5) / 1000g |
| Packaging | Resealable bags – fresh and convenient |
| Flavour Profile | Sweet, mellow, pure – prominent honey aroma, clean and natural |
| Shelf Life | Extremely long – suitable for long-term storage |
| Storage | Keep in a cool, dry place away from light – sealed and airtight |
| Origin | Yunnan, China |
Packaging Options
| Option | Specification | Total Net Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Single Pack | 100g per bag | 100g |
| 5-Pack Bundle | 100g × 5 bags | 500g |
| Bulk Pack | 1000g per bag | 1000g |
All packaging is designed to preserve freshness and protect the tea from moisture, light, and odours.
Product Highlights at a Glance
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Certified organic – grown without synthetic fertilisers or pesticides
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Sourced from the historic Yueta Pagoda Tribute Garden
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2024 spring harvest – fresh and vibrant
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Pure and natural – minimal processing preserves the authentic character
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Delicate honey aroma – clean, elegant, and long-lasting
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Sweet, mellow, and naturally refreshing
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Beautiful dry leaf appearance – buds and leaves intact, downy and fragrant
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Excellent value across multiple size options
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Suitable for daily enjoyment and long-term storage
Storage Advice
To preserve the freshness and delicate character of this organic white tea:
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Keep in a sealed, airtight container.
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Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
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Avoid strong odours – tea absorbs surrounding scents easily.
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Under proper conditions, this tea will retain its character for an extended period and may even develop deeper complexity with age.
Complete Specification Summary
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Name | 2024 Moonlight Beauty White Tea – Organic |
| Raw Material | Jinggu Da Bai Cha fresh leaves |
| Origin | Yunnan, China |
| Grade | Grade 2 |
| Harvest Date | March 27, 2024 |
| Net Weight | 100g / 500g / 1000g |
| Packaging Type | Resealable bags |
| Storage | Cool, dry, airtight, away from light and odours |
| Shelf Life | Extremely long – suitable for long-term storage |
| Characteristics | Organic, pure, naturally sweet – honey aroma, clean and refreshing |
This 2024 Moonlight Beauty is more than just an organic white tea – it is a celebration of nature’s purity and the artistry of minimal processing. From its pristine mountain origins to its delicate honeyed fragrance and sweet, mellow taste, every element reflects a commitment to quality and authenticity. Whether enjoyed fresh or laid down for aging, this tea offers a clean, natural, and deeply satisfying experience that speaks for itself.
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