Category: Garden Direct
An elegant first-flush black tea from the high slopes of one of Darjeeling’s finest estates, where cool winds, rich soils and slow growth yield a premium infusion with a vivid symphony of floral and muscatel notes.
That first steep poured a pale gold that smelled like spring itself — the floral notes are so vivid it’s almost like drinking a garden. I’ve had lighter teas, but this one’s got a gentle backbone that keeps it interesting.
The cool winds and high-altitude slowness really come through in the cup—each steep keeps that vivid floral note without turning bitter, even when I got distracted and let it sit a few minutes longer than planned.
That first steep opened up like a garden in a cup — all those floral notes the description promises are genuinely there, not just marketing fluff. It’s delicate but has a real backbone of flavor that lingers nicely after each sip.
