Blueberry White Tea ~ This luxury white tea
invokes memories of wild New England
blueberries. The premium white tea
accentuates a healthy fruity finish.
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more about our Blueberry White Tea.)
50 grams $4.00
100 grams $8.00
Tangiers Lemon
White Tea
~ This
premium
lemon-flavored Pai
Mu Tan is an excellent
summer tea.  Enjoy it
hot or cold.
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more about our
Tangiers-Lemon
White Tea.)
50 grams $4.00
100 grams $8.00
Pai Mu Tan ~ Slightly
pale cup with a fresh
aroma and loaded
with health benefits.  
Comes packaged in
a silver tin with about
50 grams of beautiful
delicate white tea
leaves.  
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about our Pai Mu Tan
white tea
.)
Silver Tin $5.00
About Camille's Tea:
Camille's Tea, based in the San Antonio, Texas area, offers a wide variety of gourmet teas, including flavored teas, traditional teas, green teas,
herbal teas, decaffeinated teas, decaf teas, caffeine free teas, and iced teas, and lavender, Time & Again Shea butter, Chantal teapots,
Lomonosov teapots, tea infusers, tea accessories, Aroma Naturals candles, Bearington Bears, tea linens, neck warmers, Herbal Concepts
slippers and eye pacs, and Pre de Provence bath and body products.  We also feature multiple tea of the month clubs.  
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To pay by check or money order, call 210-887-4312 or 210-241-0890 or email camille@camillestea.com.
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brewing tea
White teas are considered by some to be the purest in the world.  Spring buds are
plucked, dried, and sorted.  They are not pan fired or steamed, or fermented; they are just
pure tea.  Traditionally these are grown on small freehold plots, and some growers
produce only a few hundred pounds per year.  White tea has a vetty high polyphenol
count.

Researchers at the Linus Pauling Institute in Oregon tested white teas on selected rates
to test for the ability of white teas to inhibit natural mutations in bacteria and to protect the
rates from colon cancer. Interestingly, white teas were found to be more effective than
green tea in inhibiting the early stages of cancer but researchers were quick to point out
that their study was on rats and the effects should not be extrapolated to humans. The
researchers also discovered that white tea contains higher levels of caffeine compared
to green tea brewed under the same conditions. They suggested that this could occur
because white tea oxidizes during withering whereas in green tea the oxidation process
is stopped early in the tea making process by steaming or panfiring.