Its golden yellow liquor evokes the sun rays that nourished its leaves. This first harvest of the year reveals beautiful silver tips with delicate down.
In the mouth, ripe tropical fruit flavors intertwine with fresh floral notes, before giving way to a subtle hazelnut finish. The light yellow hue harmoniously complements this sensory experience.
Preparation Instructions
Steeping time
2-4 min
Brewing temperature
100°C
Time of day
Morning
Dosage
13g / L
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FTGFOP stands for "Finest Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe". It is one of the finest qualities of Indian teas. The "1" added to the description indicates that it comes from the first spring harvest. It is produced in small quantities at an altitude of 1,300 meters in the foothills of the Himalayas. The rare organic Darjeeling grand cru is emblematic of this region in northeastern India, known for the quality of its tea gardens.
Darjeeling tea is a safe bet and has many benefits. Rich in tannins and theine, it has a stimulating effect. It also contains antioxidants. Choosing a grand cru ensures tea lovers a beautiful organoleptic palette during tasting. This rare tea reflects the uniqueness of its terroir and humid subtropical climate. Its young leaves and buds have been finely rolled. Round and smooth, it releases floral and fresh notes in the mouth.
To prepare your tea, take the desired amount and let the tea leaves steep in water heated to a high temperature. You can place the tea leaves in a ball infuser or in a tea bag.
It is recommended to use about 13 grams of tea "rare organic Darjeeling grand cru" per liter of hot water. This amount is sufficient to appreciate the delicate flavors of this exceptional tea.
Darjeeling tea should be prepared with hot water heated to a temperature between 95° and 100°. Use filtered water or bottled water, preferably low in minerals.
Organic Darjeeling grand cru contains theine with stimulating properties. It is best drunk in the morning, but can also be enjoyed during the day. It is therefore recommended that people who have difficulty sleeping should not drink it in the evening and replace it with an organic herbal tea.
Choosing loose tea allows you to buy only the quantity you need and thus test several varieties of tea. Loose tea also offers better organoleptic qualities than bagged tea. It should be stored in an airtight container, away from light.
Customer Reviews
Based on 12 review
It is delicious. (Translated review)
The best darjeeling I've tasted so far, perfect for my breakfasts (Translated review)
Quality packaging. Haven't tasted this tea yet but I don't doubt its taste quality (Translated review)
Very fine, very soft for the morning! (Translated review)
A tea with a fine, subtle taste that I find really good. (Translated review)
Excellent Darjeeling (Translated review)
Refined and fragrant (Translated review)
Excellent. (Translated review)
very well (Translated review)
I loved it! One of the best darjeelings I've ever drunk! (Translated review)