Whether you are drinking tea for its health benefits or its feel-good factor, a white tea has much to offer.

Popularly known in the West as the Silver Needle, the Baihao Yinzhen is the highest grade white tea. It consists entirely of tea buds without any adjacent leaves, and is covered by white downy hairs.

The 2010 tea buds are exceptionally fine. We believe this AAA grade represents the highest quality you can find at this price level.

Biluochun tea has the finest tea buds in the world, and this AAA grade offers such rich brew at 26 cents per cup.

When you drink, observe how calm you feel soon afterwards. The tea buds are exceptionally fine and contains a high concentration of antioxidants and theanine.

One advice - read my brewing instructions. It is easy to use too much leaves (as they look so tiny!) and the tea buds do not respond well to near boiling water.

This jasmine green tea combines the best of both worlds. You get to enjoy the soothing scent of the jasmine flower with the natural sweetness of green tea (tippy buds, not leaves).

At 18 cents per cup, it might seem like an everyday tea. But this is actually the best jasmine tea we have uncovered.

The manufacturer has graded her a "King". Customers are coming back to tell us how much they love her.

An unique bargain, this A grade tea offers rich taste and floral aroma at 12 cents per cup.

As with all other teas sold in this tea shop, she can be infused 3 times, so a 50-gram packet will make you 50 cups of tea.

Compared to a high grade, she is slightly more astringent. Use boiling water, but be careful not to brew longer than 30 second for second infusion.

An Iron Goddess King tea at $10, this oolong tea offers exceptional value.

Made using the traditional style (known as "thick fragrance"), the delightful orchid aroma combines well with the rich body to make drinking this oolong a rewarding experience.

If you were to wonder, yes, that incredible aroma is entirely natural. This tea is not flavored or scented in anyway.