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Assam Leaf SFTGFOP1 decaffeinated (Bio)
Assam Leaf SFTGFOP1 decaffeinated (Bio)
Black tea from Assam is renowned for its powerful and intense flavour profile. To preserve this fascinating character even without caffeine, this organic tea has been decaffeinated using the particularly gentle CO₂ decaffeination...
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Darjeeling FTGFOP1 Roasted 'Singbulli' (Bio)
Darjeeling FTGFOP1 Roasted 'Singbulli' (Bio)
Outside the Indian state of West Bengal, roasted Darjeeling was virtually unknown for a long time; in Kolkata, however, it enjoys almost cult status. What began as a traditional method of refining the monsoon harvest is now also very...
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Darjeeling FF SFTGFOP1 'Selected First Flush Blend' (Bio)
Darjeeling FF SFTGFOP1 'Selected First Flush...
The spring harvest in Darjeeling beautifully brings out the typical, lively vibrancy of the young leaf shoots. To make this characteristic flavour accessible for everyday enjoyment, this First Flush blend combines carefully selected...
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Darjeeling SF SFTGFOP1 'Classic Second Flush Blend' (Bio)
Darjeeling SF SFTGFOP1 'Classic Second Flush...
During the summer harvests, the tea leaves in Darjeeling’s gardens develop their famous, spicy-sweet aroma thanks to the intense sunshine. This appealing organic Second Flush blend harmoniously captures the full-bodied character of...
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Darjeeling SF 'Snowview' - Burgundy (Bio)
Darjeeling SF 'Snowview' - Burgundy (Bio)
Snowview, named after the view of the snow-capped Himalayan mountain range, is located in a remote area in the eastern part of Darjeeling called Kalimpong. Surrounded by forest reserves and the Murti River, the conditions are perfect for...
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Darjeeling FF 'Samabeong' - Spring Blossom (Bio)
Darjeeling FF 'Samabeong' - Spring Blossom (Bio)
Samabeong is one of Darjeeling's highest and most remote gardens, whose name refers to the formerly large black bear population in the area. It is managed by Bhavana Rai, Darjeeling's first and only female garden manager. Only leaves...
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Darjeeling SF 'Turzum' Enigma Oolong
Darjeeling SF 'Turzum' Enigma Oolong
Turzum is derived from Taru Zum, which in the Tibetan dialect refers to a place where the weekly village market is held. The garden was established by the British in the 1860s and shares a factory with its sister garden, Sungma. It is...
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Darjeeling Autumnal FTGFOP1 'Seeyok' (Bio) DE-ÖKO-003
Darjeeling Autumnal FTGFOP1 'Seeyok' (Bio)...
A delightfully deep and rich autumn harvest from Seeyok, one of Darjeeling's oldest certified organic tea gardens. Founded in 1869, the name comes from 'Soyek', the Lepcha word for 'land of the believers'. Only about one third of the...
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! Darjeeling SF FTFOP1 CH SPL 'Phuguri' (Bio) DE-ÖKO-003
! Darjeeling SF FTFOP1 CH SPL 'Phuguri' (Bio)...
The name Phuguri comes from the Lepcha language and means small bamboo bushes. In the early days of Darjeeling, the Nepalese nobleman Dakman Rai helped the British to build a military road and by providing labour. In return, he was given...
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Darjeeling FF SFTGFOP1 ,Steinthal' (Bio) DE-ÖKO-003
Darjeeling FF SFTGFOP1 ,Steinthal' (Bio)...
The German missionary Joachim Stölke, also known as “Father Steinthal”, founded this tea garden, one of Darjeeling's first, in 1852. Together with his family, he cultivated the land he had leased from the British as a work of mercy....
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! Darjeeling SF FTGFOP1 'Balasun'
! Darjeeling SF FTGFOP1 'Balasun'
The Balasun tea garden, located near the small village of Sonada, was founded in 1871 as ‘Nahore Balasun’. It was named after the Balason River, one of Darjeeling's most important rivers, which also flows through the estate. The tea...
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# Darjeeling SF 'Glenburn' Clonal Bliss
# Darjeeling SF 'Glenburn' Clonal Bliss
The name already suggests that Glenburn was created by Scots in 1859. Over the years, the estate passed into the hands of a local tea-growing family, the fourth generation of which still looks after the garden with great dedication. This...
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