What you get in the 100-bag box
Prince of Peace Organic White Tea comes as 100 individually wrapped tea bags, each holding 1.8 grams of organic white tea leaves. The total net weight is 6.35 oz (180 g). The tea is certified 100% organic by ECOCERT and made from young leaves and tender buds processed in a Zhenghe style, which the brand says gives it a richer aroma, a fuller body, and a darker color than some other white teas.
Because each bag is wrapped separately, the box works well for stocking a home shelf or an office drawer without exposing the whole supply to air every time you make a cup. The bleach-free filtration paper is another detail the label confirms.
Brewing questions
What water temperature should I use for white tea?
The package does not specify a water temperature. It simply says to add hot water. Without a confirmed temperature, you can start with water that is hot but not aggressively boiling and adjust from there. White tea is often brewed with water below a rolling boil, but the brand has not published a target, so treat any specific number as a personal preference rather than an official instruction.
How long should I steep the tea bag?
The brewing directions on the package say to steep for 3–5 minutes. That is the only steep time the supplied information confirms. If you prefer a lighter cup, start at 3 minutes; for a fuller body, go closer to 5. Remove the bag when the tea tastes right to you.
How much water should I use per bag?
Use one tea bag in a 6 fl. oz. cup of hot water. That ratio comes directly from the package directions. If you use a larger mug, you may want to adjust the steep time or use the bag in the recommended amount of water and then combine or top off, but the brand does not provide instructions for larger volumes.
Can I make iced tea with these bags?
The package does not include iced tea directions. You can brew a cup following the hot directions, then cool it, but the brand has not confirmed a cold-brew method or a specific ratio for making a pitcher. For iced tea, it is safest to start with the standard hot brew and experiment with cooling and dilution to your taste.
Product facts for brewers
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Prince of Peace Organic White Tea, 100 tea bags: Brewing directions: Place one tea bag in a 6 fl. oz. cup, add hot water, and let it steep for 3-5 minutes before drinking. This is the only confirmed steeping method for these bags, so it is the best starting point for any cup.
Prince of Peace Organic White Tea, 100 tea bags
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Prince of Peace Organic White Tea, 100 tea bags: Each tea bag contains 1.8 g of organic white tea leaves; the box holds 100 individually wrapped bags (6.35 oz / 180 g total). Knowing the bag size helps you judge how strong a single bag will be in your cup.
Caffeine and taste questions
How much caffeine is in a cup of this white tea?
The product information states that a typical cup of white tea contains about 40 mg of caffeine, compared with 100–180 mg for a cup of coffee. That figure is a general guide for white tea, not a lab test of this specific bag, but it is the only caffeine detail the brand supplies. If you are sensitive to caffeine, treat 40 mg as an approximate amount and adjust your serving accordingly.
What does Prince of Peace Organic White Tea taste like?
The brand describes the tea as having a richer aroma, a fuller body, and a darker color due to its Zhenghe-style processing. That suggests a white tea with more depth than a very pale, delicate style, but the package does not list specific flavor notes like floral, grassy, or sweet. The best way to judge is to brew a cup following the 3–5 minute directions and taste it plain before adding anything.
Should I add milk or sugar?
The package recommends sweetening to taste and suggests Prince of Peace Honey Crystals. It does not mention milk. White tea is often enjoyed plain, but the choice is yours. If you want to taste the tea’s character first, try it without additions, then sweeten if desired.
Buying and storage questions
Is the 100-bag box a good value?
At the catalog price of USD 8.11, the box works out to about 8 cents per tea bag. The catalog also shows a comparison price of USD 11.59, so the current price represents a saving. The brand states that it keeps prices low by avoiding expensive advertising, but the actual value depends on how quickly you will use 100 bags.
How should I store the tea bags?
The supplied information does not include specific storage instructions. Because each bag is individually wrapped, the outer box offers some protection, but keeping it in a cool, dry place away from strong odors is a reasonable general practice. The brand has not confirmed a shelf life or a best-by date, so use your judgment and avoid storing the box in a hot or damp spot.
Is this tea certified organic?
Yes. The product is certified 100% organic by ECOCERT, USA, and the ingredients list confirms only organic white tea leaves. The bleach-free filtration paper is also noted. If you need detailed allergen or certification documentation, check the package label or contact the brand, as the supplied information does not include a full certificate.
Price and packaging at a glance
- Prince of Peace Organic White Tea, 100 tea bags: Catalog price: USD 8.11; comparison price: USD 11.59. This shows the current listed price and a reference price, which helps you compare the per-bag cost against other options.
- Prince of Peace Organic White Tea, 100 tea bags: Individually wrapped tea bags in a 100-count box; net weight 6.35 oz (180 g). Individual wrapping protects each bag until use, which matters when you are storing a large box over time.



