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Darjeeling 50 Traditional Teabags

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Our Darjeeling traditional teabags. A distinctly delicate black tea, picked by hand in the Himalayan foothills.

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  • Full Description

    Known as the champagne of teas, Darjeeling tea is famed for its sparkling clarity of taste and crystalline sweetness, benefiting from the steady rainfall, light soil and cool air of the Himalayan foothills. The British first established plantations in Darjeeling in the 1840s, using seeds smuggled from China, and some of the original China Jat bushes are still cultivated today.

    Picked during the second harvest of the year between May and June, this Second Flush Darjeeling takes on some of the warmth of late spring, with developed fruit notes coming through in the cup. You'll often hear connoisseurs refer to the muscatel quality of a good Second Flush variety, and its true that this particular Darjeeling tea has a real sense of that delicious dessert wine sweetness. Far lighter than most black teas, Darjeeling is best brewed lightly and enjoyed without milk - you'll find its sublimely refreshing at any time of day.

    • Origin: India

    • Tea type: Black

    • Number of servings (using 1 teabag per cup): 50 teabags = 50 cups

    • Ideal for using with: Florence TeapotEarl Grey Tea-for-One and Earl Grey Fluted Mug

  • Ingredients

    Black Tea.

    Suitable for vegetarians and vegans.

  • Product Specifications
    Code: 350264

    Weight: 100g e 3.5oz

    Contains: 50 traditional teabags.

    Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from strong light and odours. Once opened, store in an airtight container.

    Sustainability: Teabags are compostable, packets are made from natureflex and also compostable

    Card is recyclable

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TEA TYPE

Black Tea

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TASTE PROFILE

Fresh and fruity, with a muscatel sweetness

FOOD PAIRING

Lighter afternoon tea – cucumber sandwiches

CAFFEINE

Medium 

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NO.5

NUMEROLOGY

Contained within about 70 square miles of green rolling hills, Darjeeling is one of the world’s most beautiful tea growing regions. The gardens where we source our tea have an incredible view of the five peaks of Kanchenjunga, so 5 seemed a good number for our signature Darjeeling…

INDIA

Tea plantations were first introduced to India by the British in the 19th century, after Robert Fortune stole Chinese tea cuttings to plant in the Himalayan region of Darjeeling. Today Indian tea is some of the most famous in the world: it's also home to Assam tea, found growing wild there by the Scottish explorer Robert Bruce.

Store in a sealed jar or tin, such as our Fill-Me-Up Tea Caddies.

How to Make

1 teabag

200ml water

  1. Pop 1 teabag per cup into a mug or teapot
  2. Pour in 200ml water per cup boiled to 98 degrees
  3. Wait for 3-5 minutes
  4. Remove teabag and enjoy
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1 teabag

100ml freshly boiled water

Ice

Fruit or mint to garnish (optional)

  1. Add the teabag to a cup or heat-resistant glass
  2. Pour over freshly boiled water and leave for 15 minutes. Remove the teabag
  3. Top up with plenty of ice
  4. Garnish with fruit and sprigs of mint if desired
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