Danfe 119° Mt. Pumori Special White Tea – USDA Certified Organic
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Experience one of Nepal's rarest white teas, hand-harvested from Ilam's high-elevation gardens at ~6,500 ft in the Himalayas. Danfe's 119° Mt. Pumori Special White Tea captures the essence of spring with only the youngest buds and first leaves—each blanketed in delicate silver down—plucked during first flush when mountain mists kiss the tea plants awake.
This exceptional white tea undergoes virtually no processing; the freshly picked leaves are simply withered and sun-dried to preserve their natural enzymes, silky texture, and inherent sweetness. The result is a whisper-light liquor with a soft golden hue, subtle elegance, and naturally low caffeine—pure mountain terroir in every infusion.
Why You'll Love This Danfe Blend
- Rarest Himalayan grade – Among Nepal's most sought-after white teas, cultivated at pristine high altitude
- Minimal processing – Withered and sun-dried only, preserving delicate flavor and natural vitality
- Multiple infusions – Enjoy 3–4 steeps from each serving, with flavor complexity that unfolds across brews
- USDA Certified Organic – Pure, sustainably grown without synthetic inputs
- Gold standard quality – One leaf and a bud craft with silky, ethereal texture
Frequently Asked Questions
Does 119° Mt. Pumori Special White Tea contain caffeine?
Yes, white tea contains caffeine—though significantly less than black or green tea. This Danfe blend delivers a gentle lift perfect for morning or afternoon enjoyment without the jitters.
How is this white tea different from other white teas?
This Danfe selection is among the rarest Himalayan whites, sourced from ~6,500 ft elevation in Nepal's Ilam region. The first-flush harvest, minimal processing, and high-altitude terroir create an exceptionally delicate, naturally sweet profile that connoisseurs prize for its purity.
How should I brew this tea?
Steep at lower temperatures (160–170°F / 70–75°C) for 2–3 minutes to preserve the delicate flavors. This blend yields 3–4 excellent infusions, with flavor developing beautifully across each steep.
Specifications
- Ingredients: White Tea.
- Style: One Leaf and a Bud, Loose Leaf
- Origin: Ilam, Nepal (High Mountain Himalayas)
- Elevation: ~6,500 ft
- Harvest: 1st Flush (Spring)
- Grade: Gold Standard
- Processing: Withered and Sun-Dried (Unprocessed)
- Texture: Silky, Downy, Ethereal
- Suggested Infusions: 3–4
- Certification: USDA Certified Organic
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Caffeine-Free: 0 mg per cup
Decaf: most caffeine removed; a small amount remains
Low Caffeine: 1–19 mg per cup
Medium Caffeine: 20–39 mg per cup
High Caffeine: 40+ mg per cup
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| Tea type | White tea | White tea | White tea | White tea |
| Format | Loose leaf | Loose leaf | Loose leaf | Loose leaf |
| Caffeine | Low | Low | Low | Low |
| Flavor notes | Floral, Smooth | Floral, Fruity, Smooth | Smooth | Fruity, Smooth, Round |
| Key ingredients | White Tea | Bai Mu Dan White Tea, Blueberries, Cornflower Petals | White Tea | White Tea |
| Origin | Nepal | Not listed | Sri Lanka | China |
| Organic | Organic | Organic | Not listed | Not listed |
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