LAPANSI ANTLERS N°114
Lapansi Antlers N°114
Lapansi Antlers N°114

Lapansi Antlers -
N°114

€ 21,00


incl. VAT plus shipping € 1.050,00/kg
A rare, delicate white stem tea from Malawi, full and highly aromatic
Variant: Refill Bag - 20g brews 10 cups

Quantity

Available, delivery time 10-12 days

A little-known white tea rarity from one of Malawi’s original tea estates dating from the 1920’s. Locally referred to as “The Antlers”, these charming, velvety stems are hand-sorted for their unique form. A radiant peach colored cup, full and highly aromatic.

A rare, delicate white stem tea from Malawi, full and highly aromatic

A little-known white tea rarity from one of Malawi’s original tea estates dating from the 1920’s. Locally referred to as “The Antlers”, these charming, velvety stems are hand-sorted for their unique form. A radiant peach colored cup, full and highly aromatic.


Tasting Notes

wild honey, stewed apricot, lychee

Ingredients

White tea

Preparation
Quantity Temperature Time
2 tsp / 250 ml 90° C 1 infusion 3 min.
2 infusion 4 min.
Background Knowledge

Malawi is the second largest producer of tea in Africa after Kenya, mainly producing CTC (crush, tear, curl) tea. But African Assamica - the variety traditionally used for CTC black tea - also has the capability to turn out delicately floral white teas. From one of Malawi's original tea estates, dating back to the early 1920's, we have sourced an unusual white tea: our Lapansi Antlers. The velvety stems resembling soft deer antlers are namesake of this charming white tea and are hand sorted from white tea production. The result is a smooth, golden peach coloured cup, with the luscious aromas of tropical flowers, stewed apricot and lychee.

Tasting Notes

wild honey, stewed apricot, lychee

Ingredients

White tea

Preparation

Quantity Temperature Time
2 tsp / 250 ml 90° C 1 infusion 3 min.
2 infusion 4 min.

Background Knowledge

Malawi is the second largest producer of tea in Africa after Kenya, mainly producing CTC (crush, tear, curl) tea. But African Assamica - the variety traditionally used for CTC black tea - also has the capability to turn out delicately floral white teas. From one of Malawi's original tea estates, dating back to the early 1920's, we have sourced an unusual white tea: our Lapansi Antlers. The velvety stems resembling soft deer antlers are namesake of this charming white tea and are hand sorted from white tea production. The result is a smooth, golden peach coloured cup, with the luscious aromas of tropical flowers, stewed apricot and lychee.


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