Jun Chiyabari Nepalese Black Tea
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Commercial Description
Jun Chiyabari is a luxury black tea (Tippy Golden Flowery Orange
Pekoe) with ethereal notes of muscatel that whispers true himalayan
beauty. Grown on mountainside elavations reaching 7000 feet above
sea level in the Hile Hills Dhankuta district of Nepal...
Ratings & Reviews
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80 Aroma: 8/10 Flavor: 5/5 Value: 4/5
Alex Zorach (1452 reviews) on Aug. 3rd, 2011
This is one of those elusive teas that I am often searching for, with a Darjeeling-like character but packing more of a punch.
Aroma Darjeeling-like, with a strong fruity, muscatel quality. A tad more cooling and less warming than a Darjeeling. Slightly fresher tones. Dark color but relatively light body. Very smooth flavor, a little bit dusty. Brews a rich, bronze-colored cup. Reminds me somewhat of the Himalayan blends from Upton Tea Imports.
This tea struck me as slightly strange the first time I drank it, but as I drink more of it, I come to like it more and more. It is almost like a good Bai Hao oolong, with some freshness and kick added to it. If you like Darjeelings but also like teas with a bit of bite, you may find that this one becomes a favorite.
A good price too for tea from Jun Chiyabari estate, which is relatively well-known and often tends to be on the pricier side.
Alex Zorach (1452 reviews) on Aug. 3rd, 2011
This is one of those elusive teas that I am often searching for, with a Darjeeling-like character but packing more of a punch.
Aroma Darjeeling-like, with a strong fruity, muscatel quality. A tad more cooling and less warming than a Darjeeling. Slightly fresher tones. Dark color but relatively light body. Very smooth flavor, a little bit dusty. Brews a rich, bronze-colored cup. Reminds me somewhat of the Himalayan blends from Upton Tea Imports.
This tea struck me as slightly strange the first time I drank it, but as I drink more of it, I come to like it more and more. It is almost like a good Bai Hao oolong, with some freshness and kick added to it. If you like Darjeelings but also like teas with a bit of bite, you may find that this one becomes a favorite.
A good price too for tea from Jun Chiyabari estate, which is relatively well-known and often tends to be on the pricier side.
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