
Bright notes of Muscat grape,
frangipani, orange blossom,
caramelized sugar and tea rose
About this tea
Set high in the Himalayas, Darjeeling is regarded as the “Champagne of Tea” due to its one of a kind terroir. Each garden and slope section in Darjeeling carries its own signature terroir, fragrance and flavor characteristics. While cultivar selection is a factor, the real complexity of Darjeeling teas is to be explored in the diversity of terrain in the gardens.
The Shree Dwarika Garden has become renowned for its first flush teas and was planted in 1856 making it one of the oldest in the region. The garden has several clonal varieties and some vintage China bush. It is situated 1,600 meters above sea level in the northernmost region of Darjeeling and is surrounded by a thick forest with the Chota Rangeet river flowing at the bottom. Cold winds blowing from the Kanchenjunga Mountain range lend a special flowery character to the tea. The eagerly anticipated first flush harvest in March-April produces teas with vivacious energy and flavors that capture the essence of spring and this amazing tea region.
Origin
Shree Dwarika Estate, Darjeeling, India
Ingredients
Black tea



Origin
Shree Dwarika Estate, Darjeeling, India


Origin
Darjeeling, India
Shree Dwarika Estate
The Shree Dwarika Garden in the high northern section of Darjeeling has become renowned for its elegant and fragrant organic teas. The garden was planted in 1856 making it one of the oldest in the region. Shree Dwarika is situated 1200-1,600m above sea level in the northernmost region of Darjeeling and is surrounded by a thick forest with the Chota Rangeet River flowing at the bottom. Cold winds blowing from the Kanchenjunga Mountain range lend a special flowery and citrus tea rose character.


Region Details
Region
Northeastern India
Elevation
1310 meters
Harvest
March - June
Cultivar
Ambari Vegetative 2 & Phoobsering 312