White Mango – A Velvet Infusion
Chinese white tea with mango – a sip of heavenly nectar.
White Peony (Pai Mu Tan) and Silver Needle from Fujian province, blended with pieces of sun-kissed, sweet mango. This exquisite combination feels like a divine gift – conjuring moments of pure delight. Perfect water and the awakening of the leaves – rinsing them with hot water before steeping – guarantee a velvety infusion.
Treat yourself to a touch of tea luxury!
White Mango – Pai Mu Tan and Silver Needle with Mango Pieces
Ingredients: White Peony (Pai Mu Tan), Silver Needle, mango pieces, marigold blossoms, sunflower petals.
Taste: White Peony and Silver Needle form a delicate duet, their subtle notes elevated by the exotic sweetness of ripe mango. The fruit adds a refreshing tang and tropical brightness, creating the perfect balance of smoothness and zest.
Wellness: White tea is highly valued for its health benefits, thanks to its abundance of antioxidants. It is known to invigorate, refresh, and provide anti-inflammatory and antifungal support. It helps maintain healthy cholesterol and blood pressure, supports the immune system, and may even aid in weight management.
Packaging: White Mango Piag Tea is presented in an elegant tin, designed to bring beauty to any kitchen. The exquisite design was created by illustrator and designer Katarzyna Korzeniowska. Each tin is hand-wrapped and packaged with care. Everything we do – we do with love.
White Mango – When Art Meets Tea
Paul Gauguin, while living in Polynesia, painted the stunning “Tahitian Woman with Mango.” Looking at the painting, we see the very same shade of the Polynesian woman’s dress reflected in our White Mango tin. And in her hands – as the title reveals – she holds a mango. When we created this blend and its design, we had no knowledge of the painting. Only later did we notice this symbolic coincidence.
So, as you sip White Mango, let yourself drift away to those enchanting islands. Stroll along white sandy beaches, rest in the shade of palm trees, or immerse yourself in the vast Pacific Ocean – and let the calmness of paradise embrace you.
White Mango is a tea that delights both the senses and the imagination. Enjoy it in the traditional way – hot – or as a refreshing iced tea.
This tea will make you feel as if you’ve found your own piece of paradise.
For the Curious Connoisseurs
Pai Mu Tan White Tea is cultivated under organic conditions in Fujian Province, China. The leaves are hand-picked in early spring, when they are still young and delicate, then subjected to minimal processing to preserve their natural flavour and aroma. Rosebuds are added after drying, enriching the tea with floral fragrance and taste.
Baihao Yinzhen, also known as Silver Needle, is one of the most famous teas from China. It consists solely of tender young shoots covered in a silvery down, carrying the pure freshness of white tea. According to legend, all the tea bushes from which Silver Needle is harvested descend from a single plant that once grew in the Hongxue Cave in the Fuding region.
If You Love Tea Tales
The Story of White Mango
One sunny day on a tiny island in French Polynesia, Paul Gauguin sat painting his newest canvas. The work had no title yet, but the artist already knew exactly what it would portray. He asked his lover to slip into a blue dress, handed her a ripe mango, and told her to pose — thoughtful, yet playfully alluring. Then, brush in hand, he began to transfer the vision onto his canvas.
As he painted, Gauguin sipped delicate white tea, occasionally nibbling on slices of fresh mango. Since moving to the tropics, he often painted while enjoying fruit, claiming it brought him closer to nature — and to the people of the island.
That day, his brush seemed lighter than ever. He felt that the subtle grace of white tea combined with the sweetness of mango transported his spirit into a dreamlike world, full of colour, flavour, and inspiration.
He felt the painting with his entire being. And we like to believe that the secret of this masterpiece lay in that magical pairing — white tea and mango. A theory we intend to hold onto dearly, even if, truth be told, we dreamt it up just for the promotion of White Mango.
