An unusual oolong, resembling a white tea, and with sweet, vegetal and woody flavors.
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One of summer's best muscatels, this is a must-try for Darjeeling tea buffs.
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An entry-level black tea from Assam to accompany a light breakfast.
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This is a black tea that pleases with its well-structured flavor profile.
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Our favorite this season, it's a blended oolong that's tipped with luscious flavors of ...
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Fans of Assam teas will enjoy this blend with its unmissable malty flavors.
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Like the true north, this tea sets the benchmark for other muscatels.
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With its roots in Assam tea, this is an oolong to try for its flavors.
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If you seek a strong breakfast tea, look no further than this one.
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A blended oolong with flavors of orange blossom, lends itself to multiple steeps.
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A beginner's green tea, well suited for an afternoon cup.
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Another fine addition to the growing range of Darjeeling oolongs, this one will find fa...
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This is the kind of tea that will refresh without being too imposing.
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A muscatel that marks the dawn of summer and the start of a whole lot of exciting tea f...
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If you are not a morning person, this is the kind of black tea that will make it better.
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A morning tipple with bold, bodacious cup flavors.
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Characteristically brisk and mellow, this is a tea that's an absolute treat.
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A well-made Assam black tea, mellow enough to be enjoyed by someone unfamiliar with thi...
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With attributes of ripe fruit and vegetal notes, this is a classic chinary tea from Dar...
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Heavily-fired tea; a challenging tipple nonetheless.
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A true muscatel, it hits all those notes that make up this type of tea.
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The tea to choose if you like a full flavored, strong and milky cup of tea.
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A well-made, single estate Darjeeling tea with classic attributes of sweet vegetables w...
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One for the connoisseurs, a well made chinary summer flush.
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A simple Darjeeling black tea, with very pleasant citrus notes, and easily enjoyed by b...
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Made for the quintessential malty-tea lover, this is a classic Assam orthodox summer tea.
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A refreshing Darjeeling summer black that uplifts you on days when you want a bit of re...
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This is a complex summer black tea but you don't have to be a connoisseur to appreciate...
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Taking your regular morning cup to new heights, this breakfast blend has memorable malt...
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From one of Assam's oldest gardens, a tippy tea with a fantastic malty character.
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Here is a black tea that is subtle but packs enough punch to make it memorable.
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An exotic muscatel that packs layers of complexity, and remains true to its terroir.
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A mellow and smooth version of the Darjeeling muscatel.
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A mellow and flavorful cup, with notes of cocoa and cherry wood, this chinary comes fro...
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A must try - very mellow and smooth for a white tea, with refreshing citrusy flavours.
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Like a good Assam, this tea is malty with hint of cocoa and vanilla, made by a small ga...
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A high quality Darjeeling muscatel, it wows us with its unmissable scent of frangipani.
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A tea that's hard to ignore, with memorable Assam flavors - we think it's a must-try!
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A good summer black tea with pleasant flavors with a bit of tartness that makes it memo...
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The choice of muscatel for tea noobs and experts alike.
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From the estate that's known for some of the best orthodox Assam black teas, here's a b...
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An exclusive floral and flavorful oolong blend from the hills of Darjeeling.
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An aromatic tea with pleasant notes of honey and date syrup, this is a smooth and mello...
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A strong, smoky tea with a burnt wood flavor, this chinary is from one of Darjeeling's ...
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A true second flush tea, it's full bodied and with strong fruity flavors.
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A light, all-day tea made more attractive by the aroma of rose.
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Your green tea doesn't need to be bitter anymore. This sweet summer cup will change you...
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The perfect brunch tea to pair with the flavors of a hearty meal.
The summer or second flush is the second tea harvest of the year. It takes place during June‐ July. The standout feature of teas from this season is that they are more mature, thanks to the sun and air that the plants receive. Flavors are smoother than the first flush, and the liquor is full bodied with fruity flavors.
The Assamese tea is sowed at lower elevations while the Darjeeling tea cultivation takes place at least 2,000‐ 6,000 feet above sea level. The chills from the hills and rich mountainous soil offer a tea that is an undisputable classic. The Darjeeling summer teas have undertones of raspberry and with hints of spices. But summer black teas from Assam are the prized pick of the season, known for their dark liquor and malty, honeyed flavors.
Most second flush teas offer a fine, rich well‐rounded flavors with balanced astringency and subtle floral notes.
No mention of the second flush can be made without talking about the limited edition muscatelteas from Darjeeling. These teas are made from chinary leaves and pack in a lot of flavor, not unlike the Muscat grapes, after which they are named. Most of Darjeeling’s prime estates like Castleton and Jungpana produce small quantities of this variety, and are a worthy addition to a tea drinker’s collection.
