50g Ethernal Elixir – Sencha and Pai Mu Tan White Tea
Ethernal Elixir pairs two beloved tea varieties in one light, elegant blend: the crisp, fresh, slightly grassy character of Japanese Sencha green tea, and the delicate floral notes of Pai Mu Tan (White Peony) white tea.
The result is a light yet genuinely flavourful infusion that works for both seasoned tea drinkers and anyone newer to loose leaf tea, with a naturally low caffeine level.
Flavour Profile
- Crisp, grassy notes from Sencha green tea
- Delicate floral character from Pai Mu Tan white tea
- A smooth, gently sweet finish
Hot or Cold, Any Time of Day
Enjoy it hot to appreciate its subtly sweet, smooth profile, or cold-brewed for a sophisticated, refreshing iced tea on warmer days. Its naturally low caffeine makes it a good fit for a morning ritual or a gentle afternoon wind-down.
Brewing Guide
- Use 2 grams of leaves per 200ml of water
- Heat water to 65°C-75°C
- Steep for 5-8 minutes
Technical Specifications and Feature Matrix of the 50g Ethernal Elixir – Sencha and Pai Mu Tan White Tea
| Feature | Specification and Details | Benefit to You |
|---|---|---|
| Format | 50g loose leaf blend | Makes roughly 25 cups at the recommended dose |
| Base | Japanese Sencha green tea blended with Pai Mu Tan white tea | A light, layered cup from two classic tea varieties |
| Caffeine Content | Naturally low | Gentle energy without the jitters |
| Flavour Notes | Crisp grassy Sencha notes, delicate floral Pai Mu Tan character | A refined, smooth-sipping blend |
| Water Temperature | 65°C-75°C | Gentle enough to protect the delicate leaves from bitterness |
| Steep Time | 5-8 minutes | Allows the delicate flavours to fully bloom |
| Best For | Morning ritual, afternoon wind-down, pairing with light meals | A versatile, elegant everyday tea |
Frequently Asked Questions (QandA)
Q: Does this tea contain caffeine?
A: Yes, but at a naturally low level compared to standard green or black tea.
Q: How many cups does a 50g bag make?
A: At the recommended 2g per 200ml, a 50g bag makes roughly 25 cups.
Q: Why is the brewing temperature so low?
A: Both Sencha and Pai Mu Tan are delicate leaves that turn bitter if brewed too hot — 65°C-75°C keeps the cup smooth and sweet.
Q: Can I drink this iced?
A: Yes — it makes a sophisticated, refreshing iced tea for warmer days.
Q: How should I store the tea to keep it fresh?
A: Keep it in an airtight container, away from direct light, heat, and moisture, to protect the delicate leaves.
