White Monkey Green Tea ⁠–⁠ higher grade green tea, fruity and nutty notes, content of beneficial substances

White Monkey Green Tea ⁠–⁠ higher grade green tea, fruity and nutty notes, content of beneficial substances

Vilgain Green Tea White Monkey – delicate green tea from young leaves and buds with a high proportion of white tips

Vilgain White Monkey (Bai Mao Hou) is a higher grade of Chinese green tea originating from the mountain tea gardens of Guangxi province. It is hand-picked early in the spring and made from the youngest, still undeveloped leaves and fine buds of the Camellia sinensis tea plant. It is characterized by a high proportion of white, downy tips, which give it a delicate, sweet flavor with notes of fruit, herbs, and nuts.

Rare tea with a legend

According to Chinese legend, tea for local monks was picked by mountain monkeys – hence the name “White Monkey.” In reality, however, it refers to the shape of the delicately rolled leaves, which after drying resemble small monkey paws. Harvesting is very demanding and takes place only during a short period in early spring.

Processing in line with tradition

The harvesting and production of White Monkey require exceptional precision. After picking, the leaves are left to wither, gently heated to stop oxidation, and hand-shaped into a delicately curved form. They are then slowly dried at a low temperature to preserve the tea’s characteristic white down, fresh aroma, and delicate taste.

Harmonious taste with a fruity profile

Unlike teas such as Gunpowder, which is rolled into pellets and has a stronger, more pronounced flavor, White Monkey is delicately rolled and offers a refined profile with a sweet undertone. It is ideal for those who want to enjoy a cup of tea any time of day. It can also be prepared as a delicate ice tea.

Rich source of natural compounds

The young leaves and buds of White Monkey contain L-theanine.The fine white down, known as trichomes, contains aromatic oils that, when infused, release delicate floral and herbal notes.

Suggested preparation

Use 7 g of tea per 500 ml of water at 75–80 °C and steep for 1–2 minutes. Can be infused multiple times.

For ice tea: prepare the tea as usual, then chill rapidly to preserve the delicate flavors.

Vilgain Green Tea White Monkey at a glance:

  • higher grade Chinese green tea from Guangxi province
  • hand-picked from the youngest buds and fine leaves
  • limited spring harvest – short picking period for maximum quality
  • traditional processing to preserve aroma, flavor, and nutrients
  • high proportion of white downy tips – delicate, sweet taste
  • contains L-theanine
  • suitable for preparing ice tea as well

Ingredients

Green tea(Camellia sinensis) 100%.

Country of origin: China

Size: 50 g
Dosage: 7 g (2 tablespoons)
Doses in the package:

Instructions for use

  • Pour 7 g of tea (2 tablespoons) over 0,5 l of water (temperature 80 °C).
  • Leave to infuse for 1‑1,5 minutes.
  • Suitable for making two infusions.
  • Number of servings: 7.

Notice

  • Food.
  • Store in a dry place at room temperature.
  • Protect from moisture and direct sunlight.
  • Vilgain Ltd, CE.206, The Centro Buildings, 20–23 Mandela Street, Camden, London, NW1 0DU

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Average rating: 5
55 Ratings

Given as a gift and great satisfaction

A true green tea!

I recommend it.

Tastes good. They say it can be brewed twice, but the second time it was quite bland, although maybe I left it too long the first time.

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