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Anji Bai Cha - Rare Loose Leaf Tea
Anji Bai Cha green Loose leaf Tea arranged in a circle
Anji Bai Cha Infusion in  a glass cup
Anji Bai Cha Green Tea Caddy

Spring 2026

Anji Bai Cha - Rare Loose Leaf Tea

Sale price$11.00

This delicate, rare tea is rich in health enhancing theanine and offers a refreshingly delicate flavour.

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Our No. 72 Anji Bai Cha is a stunning example of a rare Chinese green tea. This exceptional Anji Bai Cha offers a very clean and light liquor with a hint of pale greenish colour, accompanied by the most refreshingly delicate and soothing cup. It imparts a complex flavour with mellow with lovely mild citrus notes, a silky mouthfeel and a lingering subtle sweet finish.

Grown in the Anji County in the Zhejiang Province, China, where the tea gets its name, our Anji Bai Cha is sourced from tea farms owned by the Chen family, who have been producing specialty tea for generations. Harvested in spring during a very short harvesting period of 3 weeks, the thin, long tender buds are carefully handpicked and pan-dried. The processing involved is minimal, similar to how white teas are made; which is where the tea gets its name 'bai cha' meaning 'white tea'. 

While ancient tea-processing techniques are used to make this delicate brew, the Bai Ye Yi Hao tea cultivar itself was created in the 1980s, from a selection of no more than fifty tea plants. As such, this infusion truly embodies the rich tradition of Chinese tea and combines it with the innovation of modern tea-making. 

Explore our Chinese Teas

If you're looking to for another premium Chinese green tea from the first flush spring harvest, we have our Limited Edition Dragon Well, one of the finest green teas you can find. From a small-scale spring harvest, only a small amount of this rare tea is available. 

For other premium loose-leaf Chinese teas, there's Tie Guan Yin, or Iron Goddess of Mercy, China's most famous Oolong, or if you're looking for something a bit more floral, there's the painstakingly hand-rolled Jasmine Dragon Pearls and the refined Jasmine Silver Needle

Region

Zhejiang, China

In Eastern China, Zhejiang Province is defined by the picturesque West Lake in Hangzhou, surrounded by mountains that enrich the lake with runoff, creating a fertile environment for tea cultivation. This region enjoys a humid subtropical climate with strong seasonality, influencing the famous Long Jing or Dragon Well tea production. Summers here are short but intensely hot, with temperatures ranging from 22°C to 34°C, creating conditions that are ideal for tea bushes to flourish.

The consistent cloud cover and high humidity, ranging up to 99%, contribute to the unique quality of the tea, enhancing its flavour profile. As autumn approaches, the climate cools, reducing precipitation until winter, which sees the least rainfall and temperatures between 5°C and 8°C. Spring revives the warmth, bringing more rain, fostering lush growth around the lake, celebrated for its blooming lotuses in June. The shores boast a diverse array of plant species, including protected ones like wild soybean and short-spike bamboo, making Zhejiangabotanical haven and a UNESCO World Heritage Site noted for its garden design and rich tea heritage.

2-3g

200ml

100°C

2 - 3mins

Overall rating: 4.6764708 / 5 from 34 reviews.

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Not so interesting. Slightly plain.

"Not so interesting. Slightly plain."

Tatiana N. (4/5)

Anti Bai Cha, mild to my taste.

"A very mild tea to my taste. My favourite is No. 54 Organic Dragon Well, Long Jing tea."

Alan H. (3/5)

Rare loose leaf tea surprise

"Quite surprising, delicate with a light sweetness. I really enjoyed it as an afternoon refresher. It’s a very pale brew, exceptional."

Roger B. (4/5)

"Mild and smooth"

Mrs (5/5)

This tea is simply delicious

"This tea is simply delicious and very delicate in taste!"

Bartlomiej G. (5/5)

Tender and crispy tea

"It's similar to Dragon Well tea but more tender"

Celia (5/5)

Delightful!

"A beautiful, delicate green tea with sweet, grassy notes. This tea is prefect and must be stored carefully to preserve it well."

Lauren (5/5)

Bai Cha

"Is a light and delicate tea that nevertheless delivers plenty of complex flavours. I am really enjoying it."

Sigrid S. (5/5)

Lovely tea

"Well packed and fast delivery"

Clare H. (5/5)

Excellent tea

"The Anji Bai Cha is outstanding - really delicate flavour and aroma. A real treat! Customer service and shipping fast and efficient as always."

Matthew P. (5/5)

Q&A

What amount of caffeine can be found in 1 cup of anji Bai chai ?
The average caffeine content in 1 cup of Anji Bai Chai is roughly 1 milligram as it is a relatively light tea. Caffeine content may vary due to the size of cup that you use so the above is estimated using a teacup size cup and not a large mug for instance. Best regards The Tea Makers of London