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White tea comes from the Camellia sinensis plant, but the leaves are picked and harvested before they fully open, when buds are still covered by fine white fibers. White tea is the youngest of teas and, although marketed as young and rare, is harvested as such to meet global demand and cater to marketing exploits.
