Beach House's Willapa White Lavender is an organic loose-leaf white tea that blends delicate white peony with Pacific Northwest lavender, rose petals, and bright lemon notes. This calming blend delivers the gentle floral character tea lovers seek without heavy caffeine, making it ideal for afternoon relaxation or a peaceful evening ritual.The aromatic lavender combines with subtle white tea sweetness to create a naturally soothing cup. Each steep releases the tea's full sensory profile—from the floral opening to the smooth, clean finish. This blend works beautifully served hot or chilled, and the loose-leaf format ensures maximum flavor extraction with each infusion.Why You'll Love This Beach House Blend Organic white tea base with lavender from the Pacific Northwest Calming floral notes perfect for stress relief and relaxation Low caffeine content for daytime or evening enjoyment Loose-leaf format for superior taste and aroma Versatile—enjoy hot or iced Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat does Beach House Willapa White Lavender taste like?This blend combines the soft, slightly sweet character of white peony tea with lavender's floral notes, brightened by lemon and accented with rose petals. The result is balanced and naturally soothing without being heavy.How much caffeine is in this tea?As a white tea, this blend contains minimal caffeine—significantly less than black or green tea—making it suitable for afternoon or evening drinking.How do I brew this loose-leaf tea?Steep 1 teaspoon per 8 oz of water at 160–170°F for 4–5 minutes. White teas are delicate, so avoid boiling water to preserve the subtle flavors.Specifications Type: Organic loose-leaf white tea blend Key ingredients: White peony, lavender, rose petals, lemon Caffeine level: Low Origin: Pacific Northwest lavender Format: Loose leaf Shop our full selection of white tea.These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.Ingredients: Bai Mu Dan White Tea, Lavender, Rose Petals, Lemon.
