Darjeeling - Fair Trade
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Commercial Description
Made from the leaves and leaf buds of tea bushes that grow in Darjeeling, in the foot of the Himalaya mountains of north east India, this is a light and delicate tea with floral notes and hints of muscatel grapes.
Ratings & Reviews
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57 Aroma: 6/10 Flavor: 2/5 Value: 3/5
Alex Zorach (1453 reviews) on Mar. 13th, 2015
An edgy Darjeeling that was enjoyable, but not the best quality, even for a tea bag.
Brews a beautiful, golden-amber cup that is very clear. Medium- to light-bodied, but with a bold flavor. The aroma is fruity, but more lemony and less like the typical muscatel grape quality I associate with Darjeeling. There's also a skunky, herbaceous note which I can't decide if I like or not.
Moderate astringency, above average for a Darjeeling.
I recommend a short steeping (1-2 minutes); this one acquires an unpleasant bitterness if steeped too long. It can be deceptively harsh relatively to the light color of the cup.
Alex Zorach (1453 reviews) on Mar. 13th, 2015
An edgy Darjeeling that was enjoyable, but not the best quality, even for a tea bag.
Brews a beautiful, golden-amber cup that is very clear. Medium- to light-bodied, but with a bold flavor. The aroma is fruity, but more lemony and less like the typical muscatel grape quality I associate with Darjeeling. There's also a skunky, herbaceous note which I can't decide if I like or not.
Moderate astringency, above average for a Darjeeling.
I recommend a short steeping (1-2 minutes); this one acquires an unpleasant bitterness if steeped too long. It can be deceptively harsh relatively to the light color of the cup.
77 Aroma: 7/10 Flavor: 4/5 Value: 5/5
Stacey (5 reviews) on Nov. 29th, 2014
A really nice, fragrant tea with a delicate taste, never bitter and a light dose of caffeine.
Stacey (5 reviews) on Nov. 29th, 2014
A really nice, fragrant tea with a delicate taste, never bitter and a light dose of caffeine.
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