Are fresh-brewed Green Teas better than White Teas…?

5 responses so far ↓

• 1 cnidaria0 // Feb, 2008

  White teas are the best (more antioxidants, vitamins, less caffeine, etc.) Green teas are second, next are red teas and black teas.

  White teas are the baby leaves. Green teas are treated before they are dried, black and red teas are just dried.

• 2 Kiah G // Feb, 2008

  I think green is better

• 3 Sari // Feb, 2008

  WHITE TEA IS BETTER honey….

• 4 acblake // Feb, 2008

  i've never heard anything about white teas but i live in japan where of course green tea is theyre main beverage and i know that caffeine or not its loaded with antioxidents thats why breast cancer cases are so low here..its a killer on your teeth though

• 5 FC // Feb, 2008

  White tea is the young emerging leaves that are picked and dryed. Green tea is the same thing but they are fermented.
  Red tea, if you mean Rooibos is not "TEA" at all but another type of plant from Africa that they found has a wonderful flavor when brewed. It is also caffine free.
  I guess it depends on who you talk to as to health benifits. I hear that white tea is best for anti-oxidants, but I was also told by my tea man that Rooibos was better. Either way if you are drink tea you are doing good.

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