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“My favorite Darjeeling (out of ~20 I’ve tried). Amazing. light copper body with hint of great honeysuckle’ish muscatel flavor. I wouldn’t say mint myself. AV2 clonal with about 20-25% oxidation if...” Read full tasting note
“This was a very light brew with a bright golden color, and it smelled immediately of mint and other subtle floral and green fragrances. The sense of mint carried into the taste and mouthfeel, and...” Read full tasting note
“Backlog: This tea brews up very light. The leaves don’t really look “black” – they look like a green or perhaps even a white tea because of the silvery tips. But, Happy Earth categorizes this as...” Read full tasting note
A well-crafted Darjeeling first flush tea, with refreshing floral and lime notes, from a garden famous for its high quality clonal teas.
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Imperial Teas of LincolnMy favorite Darjeeling (out of ~20 I’ve tried). Amazing. light copper body with hint of great honeysuckle’ish muscatel flavor. I wouldn’t say mint myself. AV2 clonal with about 20-25% oxidation if I was to guess. I get it en mass from a guy that works for the Giddapahar estate.
This was a very light brew with a bright golden color, and it smelled immediately of mint and other subtle floral and green fragrances. The sense of mint carried into the taste and mouthfeel, and it was never earthy or grassy. Later in the cup, I noticed a bit of the scent of asparagus. It was a really soft, beautiful tea with a gradually building astringency that made the cup very refreshing. The overall sense was an elegant balance of many subtle flavors and aromas that I was never able to tease apart. I loved this tea, and found it fared well through three steepings.
Flavors: Asparagus, Floral, Mint, Sweet
Backlog:
This tea brews up very light. The leaves don’t really look “black” – they look like a green or perhaps even a white tea because of the silvery tips. But, Happy Earth categorizes this as a black Darjeeling, so I’ll go with it.
And it doesn’t really matter to me, because I LOVE THIS TEA! It’s an amazing first flush. Notes of flower and lime. It’s bright, light, and crisp. Sweet and vibrant with a very fresh taste to it.
Here’s my full-length review: http://sororiteasisters.com/2014/05/19/organic-singbulli-darjeeling-black-tea-first-flush-2014-from-happy-earth-tea/
