Malawi Antlers Loose Leaf White Tea
10 reviewsRather than being made from the leaves of the tea bush, this incredibly rare loose leaf tea is made from the velvety stem of finely plucked spring shoots. These antlers wonderfully express the unique terroir of this extraordinary tea garden. Only a few kilos can be produced each year.
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Flavorful through many steeping
I don’t find white tea or twigs very flavorful, most of the time, so I was surprised at how flavorful these twigs were. I ran out of day before I ran out of steepings on this tea. I really enjoyed it and was very glad that Rare Tea Co. introduced me to this tea I had never heard of before.

Wonderful all day tea
This tea is so flavorful, sweet and fruity. Every infusion gives a smooth taste. Do not wait to try it.

GREAT tea
If you're looking for something different, I highly recommend this tea. It is smooth, satisfying and, I would say, sophisticated, if you can use that word about a tea. I get several infusions from it. Worth the price!

Very nice, unique tea
I think, while very different, Malawi Antlers has become my second favorite (I'm still a Lapsong Souchong fan). Antlers seem unique to me in the ability to infuse them so many times and savor the mellowing flavor over that time. And if you have a glass teapot, the Antlers are very different looking as they steep (being stems rather than leaves). -David

Nuanced tea that beckons again and again
This tea has an illusive, nuanced flavor, aroma and full mouth feel that keeps me coming back to brew and savor it over and over again. Sometimes it presents as stone fruit, fruity but much smoother than a Dan Cong, and other times a rich vanilla. Rare Tea's stems are thicker and tastier than the thin "African Antlers" sticks I once purchased from another well known purveyor.