Giddapahar Darjeeling

$35.45

A blend without parallel, this fusion invokes hints of muscatel, floral notes, passionfruit and mangosteen. Sourced from the Giddapahar Tea Estate within the Darjeeling region, the bright aroma is complimented by its smooth candied sweetness.

Candied Sweetness, Musk, Passionfruit

Premium Single Origin Black Tea

April - May

Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Vegan

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Origin

Black tea

Referred to as ‘Red tea’ in China, a description of the colour of the liquid. In contrast, the English term ‘black tea’ refers to the colour of the oxidized leaves. Black tea is considered to be fully oxidised, although there is still a range of oxidation possible in manufacturing black tea.

To produce black tea, the tea is rolled and left to rest (typically for a period of 2 - 2.5 hours) in a warm damp environment to promote oxidation. Heat is applied to the tea once the desired level of oxidation has been accomplished.

Watch Steps

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Step 1: Preheat

Step 2: Weigh

Step 3: Infuse

Step 4: Serve

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Infusion Guide with Notes

notes and tips

- Brewing Vessel (Teapot or Gaiwan)
  Digital Kettle
  Digital Scales
  Timer / Watch
  Serving Vessel
  Spoon
  Cup and Saucer

notes and tips

- Select your brewing vessel and preheat with hot water (preference being ceramic or porcelain teapots).
  
  Obtain quality water (filtered, free of foreign tastes) and fill your kettle, setting it to the appropriate temperature.

notes and tips

- Weigh the appropriate dosage of tea and ensure you add tea first, before following with water.
  Never add water directly from a coffee machine or steamy water source as this may scald the leaves.
  Each tea is specifically formed to match it's assigned time. It is critcal that the tea follows the required steep
  time.

notes and tips

- Once desired infusion time has finished, separate the leaves from the tea liquor by removing the infuser basket or by transferring the tea liquor to a serving vessel.