
Darjeeling First flush Tukdah
Lot DJ-9
A First Flush tea, rich and sophisticated, from the north of Darjeeling (India). Tukdah is a one of the region’s most famous gardens and has a splendid view of the Himalayan range. This batch is produced with great care using leaves from the T78 modern cultivar.
Rich with buds and green, lightly oxidized leaves. In the cup the liquor is full with a slightly saline characteristic. Bright herbal aromas of wood and spice finish in a floral bouquet.
An exceptionally well-structured tea.
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