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Darjeeling, indian black tea - 100g loose leaf
Darjeeling, indian black tea - 100g loose leaf
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Thurbo Darjeeling black tea is a premium and exquisite variety, renowned for its refined Flavour and exceptional quality. Grown in the esteemed Thurbo tea estate of Darjeeling, this black tea offers a delightful combination of floral and muscatel notes, accompanied by a smooth and mellow taste. Indulge in the sophistication and elegance of Thurbo Darjeeling black tea for a truly remarkable tea-drinking experience.
How to brew?
- For brewing you should take purified water. You need to boil it no more than once.
- The teapot must be rinsed with boiling water.
- Then pour tea into it at the rate of 2 teaspoons per 200 ml. water.
- Next, fill the contents of the kettle with water, whose temperature should be 85-95 degrees, and after 5 seconds, drain it.
- After this, refill the tea with water and steep it for 5-6 minutes.
Darjeeling can withstand several brews. Moreover, each subsequent one will surprise you with new shades of taste and aroma of this luxurious tea. In addition to milk, it goes well with lemon, honey, and ginger.
How to brew?
- For brewing you should take purified water. You need to boil it no more than once.
- The teapot must be rinsed with boiling water.
- Then pour tea into it at the rate of 2 teaspoons per 200 ml. water.
- Next, fill the contents of the kettle with water, whose temperature should be 85-95 degrees, and after 5 seconds, drain it.
- After this, refill the tea with water and steep it for 5-6 minutes.
Darjeeling can withstand several brews. Moreover, each subsequent one will surprise you with new shades of taste and aroma of this luxurious tea. In addition to milk, it goes well with lemon, honey, and ginger.
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