Darjeeling SFTGFOP1 First Flush Himalaya – Black Tea 100 g
Darjeeling SFTGFOP1 First Flush Himalaya – Black Tea 100 g
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Darjeeling SFTGFOP1 First Flush Himalaya: a delicate, floral black tea
Darjeeling SFTGFOP1 First Flush Himalaya is a plain black tea from the Darjeeling region in the Indian Himalayas. Made from the first spring harvest, it offers a delicate, fresh, and floral profile with subtle fruitiness and light astringency.
In the cup, it develops a delicate, fresh, floral, and slightly fruity profile, with a light astringency that adds brightness.
Why choose this First Flush Darjeeling?
- A first spring harvest, indicated as First Flush.
- A plain Darjeeling black tea with a floral and slightly fruity profile.
- A tasting experience focused on delicacy and balance.
Tasting Passport
| Family | Black tea |
|---|---|
| Origin | Darjeeling, India – Himalayas |
| Harvest | First Flush – first spring harvest |
| Grade | SFTGFOP1 |
| Flavor | Plain |
| Profile | Delicate, floral, slightly fruity, and balanced |
| Astringency | Light |
Aromatic profile
- Delicate freshness
- Floral notes
- Subtle fruity nuances
- Delicate and balanced finish
How to prepare this black tea?
To follow the recommendations for this tea: use 14 g of tea per liter, water at 85°C, and steep for 2 to 4 minutes.
Ingredients
Darjeeling black tea.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does First Flush mean?
On this product page, First Flush refers to the first spring harvest. This harvest is one of the characteristics indicated for this tea.
Is it a very strong black tea?
This Darjeeling offers a delicate, fresh, floral, and slightly fruity profile. The astringency indicated in its Tasting Passport is light.
Does it contain added floral flavoring?
No: the listed ingredients are Darjeeling black tea. The floral and fruity notes describe the taste of the plain tea.
How much tea should I use for a 250 ml cup?
The recommended dosage of 14 g per liter corresponds to 3.5 g for 250 ml. Use water at 85°C and steep for 2 to 4 minutes.
How should I store the tea leaves?
Store your tea in an airtight container, away from moisture, heat, light, and strong odors.
Continue your discovery
Explore our black tea collection to compare profiles. For an initial exploration in small formats, discover our discovery packs and the teas offered in their selections.
Packaging: loose tea, 100 g bag.
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