A close-up of Darjeeling Himalaya leaves. They are loosely curled, looking more pressed than previous iterations, and range in color from bright yellow to dark brown. The tea is labeled as Certified Organic and carries a USDA Organic label.
A close-up of Darjeeling Himalaya leaves. They are loosely curled, looking more pressed than previous iterations, and range in color from mid-brown to dark brown.
The Darjeeling Himalaya box is a squat orange cube. On the front, a line-drawing of a woman holding a tea plant smiles in red. Black text reads: "Darjeeling. Himalaya Mist. Pure Black Organic Tea."
A close-up of Darjeeling Himalaya leaves. They are loosely curled, looking more pressed than previous iterations, and range in color from bright yellow to dark brown. The tea is labeled as Certified Organic and carries a USDA Organic label.
A close-up of Darjeeling Himalaya leaves. They are loosely curled, looking more pressed than previous iterations, and range in color from mid-brown to dark brown.
The Darjeeling Himalaya box is a squat orange cube. On the front, a line-drawing of a woman holding a tea plant smiles in red. Black text reads: "Darjeeling. Himalaya Mist. Pure Black Organic Tea."

Darjeeling Himalaya

$13.00

[darr-jee-ling]

A pure, high-mountain, Indian black tea, plucked in the fall on the southern slopes of the Himalayas. This tea is the third picking, often blended with small amounts of Spring and Summer leaves. It presents the beauty of Summer with added maturity. The small brown-black leaves with light color tips are evenly rolled into half-moons producing a red-brown infusion with a rich aroma and robust taste of cocoa with hints of dark cherries. Taking a sip calls to mind the end of a long walk, cresting a mountain in the fading light of an autumn day, with leftover warmth from the soil radiating upward.

This tea is sold in 100g boxes for $13.00.

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[lap-song soo-chong]          Smoky Tea

This highly esteemed Chinese tea is processed over a fire of pine logs, giving it an unrivalled smoky aroma and taste. It is a good tea to drink by the fireplace or on especially dark, rainy days. The solid, black-brown leaves brew cups of pensive essences, like welcoming hearth-fires imparting a thermal inner calm.

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[ah-sahm bra-ma-pu-tra]

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[say-lon]

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[djin zen]          Golden Buds

Superfine tips from the birthplace of Dian Hong - Fengqing, Yunnan. The delicate orange buds offer a velvety sweet and tart taste with hints of chocolate and deep forest aromas. Perfect for waking up on a cold morning. This tea stands apart from other black teas in that it maintains its flavor and melodic composition throughout many infusions.

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